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Pizza!!!
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Love pizza.Blazin Bones said:
Just wish I were more tolerant to all that sodium
My blood pressure goes up when the word 'pizza' enters my brain
Vic C.
Member
The best pizza in the US is in NYC. It's the water... seriously. The same applies for their bagels.handy said::crazy ACKK!!! Y'all pay $19.00 for a large pizza in the Village!?!
Wow, I thought that our local pizzeria was getting spendy when they upped their price for a large 2-topping to $14.50. And, the local guys make really good pizza. I might be a simple little middle-aged housewife from Idaho, but I KNOW pizza, and our Jim and Margie make really good, tossed crust pizza.
At any rate, Vic, I was going to say that if the hubby and I ever make it out to your neck of the woods, we'd let you take us out to Famous Ray's, but gee, we wouldn't want you to have to take out a second mortgage on your house or anything.
$19.00 isn't bad for what you get. :yes A large pie will feed four people. So, that's less than $2.40 per slice. :D
Caroline H
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The water?? What's up with it? Hard water, soft water??
Caroline H
Member
Yeah, Timothy calls it that too.
Vic C.
Member
Oh then good thing I didn't call it tomato pie! :toofunnyJoJo said:
Yes Caroline... the water. Water quality is important to any baked good and pizza is a baked good. Good quality water with no trace of taste or smell and the proper gH and pH always will yield the best dough. :yes Of course a good yeast and the proper amount of water is important too, as is climate and altitude.caromurp said:
If cooking is an art, then baking is a science. :D
NY has very good water. http://www.goaskalice.columbia.edu/0386.html
http://articles.latimes.com/2009/feb/25 ... tapwater25
... and now you can take it wherever you go!
[youtube:3evj0qyq]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaLBkmnLfXY&feature=player_embedded#[/youtube:3evj0qyq]
handy
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As for Stuffed Crust Pizza, OK, it's not my favorite because the crust is too thin except for the Stuffed part.
However, I love taking the Stuffed Crust, just the crust part and dipping it in marinara sauce. I've toyed with the idea of making bread sticks stuffed with mozzarella cheese to dip in marinara sauce. I'm needing some munchies for the Fiesta Bowl, perhaps the time has come for me to work up a recipe for it. The only recipe I've seen calls for Pillsbury biscuits, but I don't really like the idea of that. Pizza crust just shouldn't have that Pillsbury taste.
However, I love taking the Stuffed Crust, just the crust part and dipping it in marinara sauce. I've toyed with the idea of making bread sticks stuffed with mozzarella cheese to dip in marinara sauce. I'm needing some munchies for the Fiesta Bowl, perhaps the time has come for me to work up a recipe for it. The only recipe I've seen calls for Pillsbury biscuits, but I don't really like the idea of that. Pizza crust just shouldn't have that Pillsbury taste.
Vic C. said:
WHAT? :o A franchise that has different tasting pizza at each store? :crazy
One of the best Pizza's around here is Geppetto's and at each of the restaraunts the pizzas are the same. I suppose they stick to the recipe strictly.
But the pizza is excellent no matter which place. :D I have a confession to make.....
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I even like Taco bell's pizza. :silly yum yum eat em up!
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Caroline H
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Relic said:I even like Taco bell's pizza. :silly yum yum eat em up!
Isn't that Pizza Hut's personal pan pizza?? I love that too :D
mananmater
Member
I like most pizzas.
caromurp said:Relic said:I even like Taco bell's pizza. :silly yum yum eat em up!
Isn't that Pizza Hut's personal pan pizza?? I love that too :D
Don't you have Taco Bell where you live?
It's a taco pizza (technically, it's not pizza at all, but nothing but like a open faced tortilla with beans ground meat black olives cheddar cheese, shredded lettuce, tomatoes, sour cream and taco sauce. ) Totally Mexican. That's why I made the confession.... (it's not really pizza as far as any good blooded Italian is concerned. ) But Pizza pan is good too. Depends on who's cooking. They have a bunch of kids baking those and sometimes it's not so good around here, so I don't go there that much. I like the authentic Italian pizzarias, Italian owned and Italian chefs, and I like my pizza pie made by very old Italian f..ts. I grew up with Italians all around me. Even got some in the family. I'm spoiled! :D
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