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Your favorite pizza?
Hello my name is Scott and I have a pizza problem.
If the doctor told me I had to give up booze I could do it but pizza? No way, I could eat it every day if need be. I'm lucky to live in a town with a good sized Italian population so I am blessed plenty of good options, some places don't deliver but that is the price you pay for good pizza. As far as I am concerned all the mega-chain delivery pizza is crap, give me real pizza made by real people. My favorite is a good two topping pizza, any more than that and it gets unmanageable and you can't taste anything. My number one choice is probably mushroom/black olive although you can subsisted either of those with onions or fresh garlic... if they don't have fresh garlic then it's not a real pizza place. I can accept sausage on a pizza but only if they make it themselves and it's crumbled on not sliced. The reason I usually don't get much meat on my pizza is because real pizza is made with whole milk mozzarella and will be dripping with grease form that. I love pepperoni but it doesn't like me if you know what I mean. And yes I do anchovies... and I have strayed and tried all the weird Thai chicken, BBQ, Hawaiian, etc. but that's just fu-fu food on a crust... not real pizza. How about you, what's your favorite pizza? |
canadian bacon/olive...sure don't have it as often as I used to though. These days, maybe 4 times a year.
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I am spoiled rotten. My wife makes pizza that has no equal; sausage, onion, green/red peppers, olives, mushrooms,you name it.
The secret, so she claims, is every ingredient is cooked prior to being baked into the crust. |
I make a pretty mean pizza when I have the time, again I am lucky to have Italian deli's that sell pre-made raw pizza dough.
Had some great pizza in Chicago (not surprising) but it was so rich... piled with cheese, meat, and sauce that it made me physically ill. I asked my co-worker if it gave them a stomach ache and the said yes. We went back and ate there again anyway. I had some ridiculous pizza in Milwaukee... it was like two inches thick... like meat pie... I could only eat one slice! |
I am pathetically conservative when it come to pizza. Every single time I go out for pizza, I read the folder of the 50 odd different kinds they serve. Determined to go with with something else, for once, I always order the "Capricciosa". Tomato, cheese, mushrooms and ham.
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just plain cheese, especially cold, the next day, for breakfast
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Sicilian.
From "Original Italian" in Wash. Twp., NJ. |
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Garibaldis, Lombardis,Pastys, Totonos
All in NYC, they all cook with either wood or coal ovens Plain margherita pie, maybe with some sausage and roasted peppers. |
Best I've had is a so called "Popeye"....no tomato sauce..use pesto instead, all the veggies, lotsa garlic, ground Italian sausage,pile on the fresh spinach, and top with lotsa crumbled Feta Cheese.
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My favorite pizza is thin crust. Just cheese. |
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Grilled is my fav. Just no anchovies please. Got a chef bud whom cooks them in the fireplace. http://www.spitjack.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?gclid=CIGPh9XfnIgCFQZKOAod4g0cnw
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thin crust, sausage, pepperoni (Vitamin P), shrooms, green peppers and onions. Mmmmm, I think I'll order one tonight. :D
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Pepperoni, mushrooms and green olives.........perfection!
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There is a place in St Paul called Sazoy pizza. Everyone here talked so highly of it so I tryed it out. Yeah, tasted like dog ****.
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Thin crust pepperoni everytime (maybe with mushrooms once in a while) !!!
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attention....incoming shameless self promotion.....
if any of you pizza lovers is in the central new york area[this includes overpaid slacker],you should come on over to the only cafe in vernon on state route 5. i make really good pizza. my oven is good for 8500 rpm and will go 165mph. the telephone number is 315 829 3030. seriously , really really good pizza. call if you are ever in the area. guaranteed, i swear. david |
Nothin better than a frozen Totino's after a night of drankin.
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