Big "lie" about pizza
#43
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SeaUrchin, are you naughty!
I am still dreaming about a pizza we had in Rome that had the perfect crust, fresh basil and oregano, several different cheeses and these tomatoes. They were cherry-sized and had been almost soaked in a brine of oil, basalmic and spices. Not sundried, they were still juicy but oooo were they delicious!
I am still dreaming about a pizza we had in Rome that had the perfect crust, fresh basil and oregano, several different cheeses and these tomatoes. They were cherry-sized and had been almost soaked in a brine of oil, basalmic and spices. Not sundried, they were still juicy but oooo were they delicious!
#44
Joined: Jan 2003
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We’ve ordered combo pizzas in England and have found, among the other ingredients, sweet corn! This happened once in York and twice in London, and one of the places in London was a Pizza Hut©.
It tasted very sweet to me, and I don’t care much for sweet things on a pizza, but my friend seemed to think it tasted alright and also liked the color it added to the pie.
What’s next, mushy peas?
It tasted very sweet to me, and I don’t care much for sweet things on a pizza, but my friend seemed to think it tasted alright and also liked the color it added to the pie.
What’s next, mushy peas?
#50
Joined: Feb 2004
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Oh, my goodness, mcgirl, that sounds delicious! I've taken to using Buitoni's foccacia mix for my pizza crust, but am having a difficult time locating it at Albertson's. Anyway, yours sounds yummy. Thanks for starting a food thread for those of us who care passionately. J.





