Big "lie" about pizza
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Big "lie" about pizza
I was so jealous of gravey's 72 responses, I thought I would start a new post. BTW gravey, craving oyster shooters, boiled peanuts and shrimp and grits...can you help?!
We were looking at our pictures (AGAIN) last night and recalled a really good pizza place in Florence. They had pepperoni pizza! We distinctly remember reading in RS's book that NEVER would you find pepperoni (God forbid) on pizza in Italy! Had to laugh because, while we chose differenct toppings, about 6 people came in while we were eating and ordered the pepperoni. We though the funniest part was that none of them were American.
Ok, so I've had a slow day and random thoughts are swirling...
We were looking at our pictures (AGAIN) last night and recalled a really good pizza place in Florence. They had pepperoni pizza! We distinctly remember reading in RS's book that NEVER would you find pepperoni (God forbid) on pizza in Italy! Had to laugh because, while we chose differenct toppings, about 6 people came in while we were eating and ordered the pepperoni. We though the funniest part was that none of them were American.
Ok, so I've had a slow day and random thoughts are swirling...
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Yes, it is close to dinner time and thoughts turn to dinner in Europe 
I think I could try a pizza with french fries, just once.
Right now, if I could have anything, it would be the mussels we had in Paris in March..sigh. I think you have to be there though , to get the full effect.

I think I could try a pizza with french fries, just once.
Right now, if I could have anything, it would be the mussels we had in Paris in March..sigh. I think you have to be there though , to get the full effect.
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I've noticed in England that when you see pizza on a menu, they'll have an "American Pizza" and it has stuff like hot peppers or jalapenos on it. It should be called Texas or Mexican pizza. 
We've also seen pizza served with chips (fries) in England. But, then again, we've seen chips served with jacket potatoes, too. CARB OVERLOAD!!!!

We've also seen pizza served with chips (fries) in England. But, then again, we've seen chips served with jacket potatoes, too. CARB OVERLOAD!!!!
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Budman, you're so right about choosing a pizza with an egg on the top. Had one in Sarlat last year, and wow, what a great topping!
Another great one is no sauce, just butter, garlic, and field greens, no cheese even. DH said it looked like a patch out back, but oh, was it yummy!
Another great one is no sauce, just butter, garlic, and field greens, no cheese even. DH said it looked like a patch out back, but oh, was it yummy!
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My husband hates eggs and sure enough when he ordered a pizza in Chartres, there was that big ugly egg right in the middle (well, he thought it was ugly)! He just ate around it, but we did think it was an odd topping. How did you like it, Budman?
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I was surprised to see the egg sitting right in the middle of my pizza. I thought I was ordering a "combo" pizza, and I guess egg was considered to be an integral part of the "combo." Actually, it wasn't too bad.
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Walter, I have never had mussels on pizza but I don't think I would like it. I like them in a bowl of broth with a loaf of bread 
I remember my surprise when I had an egg on top of a saladd once in Paris-maybe my first trip there- now I like to make them that way at home..or on top of a bowl of spaghetti...makes it all creamy..

I remember my surprise when I had an egg on top of a saladd once in Paris-maybe my first trip there- now I like to make them that way at home..or on top of a bowl of spaghetti...makes it all creamy..




