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Home cooked/baked pizza.....Yum!
A beautiful sunset, two wine goblets and two large pizzas to consume. Sounds like a winning combination to me, but with all those calories, I'm not sure I want to see the she-thing in her bikini! LOL.
At once, a pie that could serve as both the dinner entree and, stacked that way, the cake....two birds with one stone! LOL.
When my wife and I were first dating, there was a pizza shop in her town that purported to be Italian, but if so, it served food unlike anything that I was raised on.What are the weirdest pizzas you've eaten? (i.e. spaghetti and meatball, hamburger, taco... etc to name a few)
When my wife and I were first dating, there was a pizza shop in her town that purported to be Italian, but if so, it served food unlike anything that I was raised on.
Anyhow, they had weird pizzas and my wife liked them, with a spaghetti pizza (yes, pasta on the pizza), a pineapple pizza (not bad, and quite popular around here today, but with ham also on it.
The spaghetti pizza, was, how shall I put it, BAD. On the other hand, pineapple was good. We have another local shop that has pineapple and canadian bacon, which is pretty tasty.I've never tried those pizzas before, I would like to one day.
I've enjoyed a few ham and Pineapple pizzas. Odd concept, perhaps, but the finished pie is rather a treat for one's palate! Back in Hoosierville they were called Hawaiian Pizzas. Yum.The spaghetti pizza, was, how shall I put it, BAD. On the other hand, pineapple was good. We have another local shop that has pineapple and canadian bacon, which is pretty tasty.
Your Hoosierville was on the outskirts of what I call Pennsyltucky! I believe the ham and pineapple is also referred to as "Hawaiian Pizza" around here. Another concoction that was tasty was baby shrimp and black olives.I've enjoyed a few ham and Pineapple pizzas. Odd concept, perhaps, but the finished pie is rather a treat for one's palate! Back in Hoosierville they were called Hawaiian Pizzas. Yum.![]()
The spaghetti pizza, was, how shall I put it, BAD. On the other hand, pineapple was good. We have another local shop that has pineapple and canadian bacon, which is pretty tasty.
In the late 70's I was night manager for a pizza chain in town. Empty in the late evening, I was making a pizza to go for a guy. Turned around and he had dropped a handful of pot on the pizza blank with sauce, I covered that with cheese and stuff. Pot is not my ting, so I didn't think about what happened when it hit the hot oven. I am sure I pulled it out early and sent him on his way.