poor excuse
You know what gets me is fair pizza. Everyone goes to the fair and says what great pizza they have....3 lbs of dough and a teaspoon of sauce isnt pizza. Frozen pizza sucks imo. Around here good pizza is hard to find and great pizza is impossible to find. So I deal with what comes closest when I can find it. Though I like to make homemade pizza.
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I make French bread pizzas in the toaster oven in winter. It's 10k to the 12th power better than the chit they call pizza round here. Make the sauce from whole canned tomatoes, fresh chopped garlic, & EV olive oil. Often put some dry Italian salami pieces on top.
There's this dry Italian salami (made by Columbus in SF) in the Costco here that's currently $15.99/3 lb stick. I buy it, remove the paper wrapper, cut it in half and put it into a large square tupperware with loose fitting lid. Put it on the bottom shelf in the fridge in back. It's ready after about a month, it gets real dry, hard, and smells like toe jam ... yummy.
This image is what it looks like when I cut it in half fresh before aging. It gets darker in color and loses the glossy moisture in the pic.
http://shopluigis.com/store/images/salami_colunbus2.jpg
Even better if it's WAY past the expiration date.
Last edited by kc7jty; 08-18-2011 at 03:50 AM.
The catch is....ya gotta check first to see who's making the pizza on any given day.
[Note: Debating the best pizza or the best deli in NYC is one of the most popular sports for New Yorkers. You'll NEVER get agreement about who's the best. And, yes, some WILL note not only pizza shops, but individual pizza chefs...so the "best" place will vary by chef.] ;):cool2:
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When asked what I was, my answer:
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You don't make your own sauce?
I'm not being a smartass... I have a sauce (with & without meat) that's fantastic with pasta, but I haven't quite got the spices right to use it as a pizza sauce yet, so I'm always looking for tips on that. This is the best time of year for it, as I use fresh, ripe Roma tomatoes out of the garden... often within minutes of them being picked. (Rest of the year I buy the tomatoes at the store, the flavor is still much better than canned, but not as quite good as fresh)
“Nobody is going to feel sorry for us. 90% of the people don’t care, the other 10% are glad it happened.” — Clint Hurdle, 2019
BAN THE DH!
Fudd's First Law of Opposition: If you push something hard enough, it WILL fall down.
Teslacle's Deviant to Fudd's Law: It goes in, it must go out.
Just remember: Abraham Lincoln didn't die in vain. He died in Washington, DC
Cutch 300!!!!!
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Depends on your definition of "beat".
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