An Informal Survey: If you could only have one...
If you could have only one pizza topping for the rest of your life, what would it be?
(...sauce and cheese don't count!)
For me? Anchovies.
You?
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Margherita made with insane Summer tomatoes; or good old pepperoni with lots of cheese, kinda blotted but not really.
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re: mariacarmen
I am afraid to offer this as a tip, as I am sure mama knows it already (but since others may not, I'll share). There's a local pizza place with amazingly non-greasy pepperoni pizza. They were nice enough to share the secret: nuke the pepperoni between two sheets of paper towels for ten seconds before placing on pizza. I have used this for home made pizza and it works.
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re: linguafood
At Pat's Pizza, a popular Maine pizza chain, it is possible to get sour kraut and hot dogs.
I'll stick to lobster rolls, thank you.
http://www.patsyarmouth.com/Locations...
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If it's pizza that comes from the home cook's hot oven
Choice of toppings aren't one, but more like a dozen.Anchovies cradled in soft melted cheese
Coarsely chunked garlic floating on soft tomato seas
Fungi abundant and totally fragrant,
herbs sauced and embedded, and chiffonaded and spreaded...Each piece of my pizza must say:
I'm open to a full and a multiple array.Any unused ingredients are used the next day
in salada Nicoise,
another app that gives beg to a dozen. -
When I first read this, I was thinking about this local place that makes chorizo pepperoni (sliced pretty thick) that I could eat every day. But that pesto posting has me rethinking that position.
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re: Passadumkeg
I'm curious, what kinda cheese they must do
from milked udders of those migrating herd Caribou.We could celebrate Pie
when the sun hangs so high
and also in times
of deep Midnigtht.It;s gotta be tough milk
as dang both the boys and the girls grow antlered horns.
Migrating, ranging, on Alaska's cold prairie,
or herded by Laplanders in north ScandinaviaI would give it good usher
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I'm with the OP.
Make mine anchovy.
And BTW, what brand of anchovies are we using these days? I have found that I don't much care for the Morroccan ones, and they seem to be predominant.
I have found a Greek one I like a lot called LaBarca, (I think). I was finding the flat tins with a "spicy sauce" that were just wonderful. They tasted just like the ones we had decades ago. The tins seem to have disappeared, but I can still find the small jars of LaBarca which is what I've been using.
I recently bought some from Peru, but I haven't tried them yet.
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re: Passadumkeg
It sounds glorious, what a combo! As the richest nation in the world, Norwegians can do things that I can't.
Where I live off-and-on in Mexico, I will defend the ham-pineapple-jalapeno pizza until the vacas come home. I guarantee it outsells pepperoni there, even though the ham there really sucks but the flavors meld nicely.
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Wow, so difficult.
Regular Pizza: I so love hot Italian sausage but if it was all I could ever have, I worry I may tire of it so I'll go with mushrooms.
White Pizza: Sliced potato
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re: jhopp217
Potato pizza is a classic Roman dish, and my melted-cheese-hating wife's favorite. It is hard to find in the States, so I make it for her as a special treat from time to time. Fresh thin crust, good olive oil, thinly sliced potatoes, S&P, and a sprinkling of chopped fresh rosemary. Yum!
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re: mariacarmen
First of all . . . 5 months in Italy!! Oh how I dare to dream!!! Lucky you mc!
As for the pizza, that's the exact pizza I order. I had my first slice with this scrumptious combo in Rome. There's a place I go to in Toronto that also adds a little gorgonzola to the mix. So delicious and of course, wine-friendly!
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Pepperoni.
And it looks like sanity prevails here (mostly)...haven't seen the pineapple, potato, or cheeseburger kooks chime in yet›13 Replies-
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re: BiscuitBoy
i'm surprised by how much i'm enjoying it - they're doing a great job with it so far.
anyway, i loved that scene in the car when he schooled McGarret about the very distinct guidelines that define pizza. it reminded me of the first time i went to a CPK with a college roommate who had raved about their food...i couldn't wrap my head around half the stuff on the menu, nor could i understand why anyone would want to bastardize pizza like that!
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Oh boy. I'm really partial to the Goat Cheese/Roasted Pepper pizza from CPK (which is not a commentary on CPK itself) so I'll go with goat cheese/roasted pepper.
If it's any other place, then pepperoni. Then again, North Beach Pizza in the Bay Area does a great spinach/pesto/onion/feta cheese.
Sigh. So much great pizza, so much dieter's guilt.....
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