Simple. Easy. Fun.
And while I've enjoyed our lazy snowed-in weekend, I'm ready to get back to work tomorrow. But for now we're headed to the couch to watch Doctor Who, while we enjoy what we call, crappy pizza night.
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| Mushrooms, pepperoni, organic garlic and cheese. Life is yummy. |
Me and my girlfriend did something similar recently on our anniversary. Deeee-lish!
ReplyDeleteVery cool. What did you guys put on top of your pizza? I always have a side of hot peppers with mine. Nom nom nom.
ReplyDeleteNothing like cheap, crappy pizza night! Tell Tim I'll trade his chocolate marshmallow ice cream for pumpkin cheesecake ice cream. (Bad week at the Day Job. I NEED chocolate!)
ReplyDeleteThat's a nice pizza, I put mushrooms, onions, chicken, beef and parmesean on mine.
ReplyDeleteSorry you had a bad week, Suzan. Hope the new week turns out better. I'll teleport you some chocolate now.
ReplyDeleteHey Lurker: We call it crappy pizza night because they are pretty bad, but good bad. Not like homemade or the local shop. You know, I don't think I've had beef or chicken on my pie before. Though I've had a side of wings.
Well, I'm off to work an hour late. Lived in a snow bubble all weekend. Didn't even realize it was spring ahead. Until I woke up and thought, it's really bright for 7. Turned out it was 8.
Hope you all have a good day. I'm off to get ready and out the door.
Happy Eating :-)
oh, i am dizzy... how good can it really be for the buck... the red flags are going off. we just had a two dollar za from walmart, it made me ill for three days [as i spit and say... poison fresh three day] raiders of the lost ark...
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jeremy
Crappy pizza night sounds good to me!
ReplyDeleteI don't know, your crappy pizzas don't look so bad! I forget what kind of crust I buy but after brushing some olive oil I dump chopped tomato/garlic/onion over it and top it with mozz and cheddar, maybe some mushrooms, oh, and fresh oregano. It's actually pretty easy. hope you enjoyed Dr. Who :)
ReplyDeleteGluten allergies on the missus's part make pizza a pretty daunting task for us. Usually I get it when I'm out on my own. There are GF pizza crusts out there, but it's usually not as good when it's not done in a proper pizza oven with the rest of pizza-grade ingredients.
ReplyDeleteThere was a place in Colorado Springs we'd go to when she'd visit me out there that had GF pizza (and another that had GF pasta!), but now that I'm back in Pennsylvania, alternate food options aren't really available.
Beautiful !!!
ReplyDeleteIn Greece there is a pizza-restaurant by the see, in Halkidiki.
This is open only for summer.
The pizzα is huge, can be fed by 4 people, but more nice is that the dough make ahead, flying in the air, many times!
Mmmmm, when summer will come?
Many greetings
Hope you didn't get into any trouble at work. Everything is good on pizza, and not necessarily even at different times. You made that buck base into something special. Two something specials in fact. Doctor Who too. Check out the classic doctors if you're not already - some of the earlier stuff is deep, and weirder.
ReplyDeleteYou do realize that all previous Doctor Whos end up getting chopped up and served on pizza to their successor?
ReplyDeleteHi Jeremy: Sorry you were sick for three days. What is an za from Walmart? The pizza we buy is from Aldi and it's crappy good. It's like a B movie. It's bad and good. Never got sick, thankfully.
ReplyDeleteHi Alex: It sure was. Even though I make homemade dough a lot, I still dig having crappy pizza night. One of life's simple joys.
Thanks, mshatch: I didn't think the photo was fit to post but, I did anyway. I never had cheddar on a pizza before. But I love butter on my own homemade pizza crust. Nom nom nom. Have you ever made homemade dough? I love doing that. Very relaxing.
Higgipedia: Sorry to hear about the allergies. That's gotta be tough, especially when eating out. Can your wife eat rice flour? Bob's Red Mill makes a white rice flour that is gluten free. Not sure how it works in a pizza but now I'm interested to give it a go.
magda: Χαιρετισμούς. Αγαπώ την ιστορία σας σχετικά με την πίτσα στον αέρα. Τι toppings σας αρέσει στην πίτσα σας; Σας ευχόμαστε μια όμορφη μέρα.
(Greetings. I love your story about the pizza in the air. What toppings do you like on your pizza? Wishing you a beautiful day.)
Hi Porky: Didn't get into trouble. In all my life, I'd never done that before. Who was your favorite Doctor Who?
Hey William: Is that what that funny taste was? How are you enjoying your break?
That looks really good. At our house, we like to make pizza once a week. We take a ready-made wheat crust, and instead of tomato sauce, I like to slice up tomatoes very, very thin and layer them across the whole pizza, before brushing them with a little olive oil and pesto. Still gives a great tomatoey taste without the acidity.
ReplyDeleteThis is usually topped off with mushrooms, spinach, cheese, and a lot of love (cue cheesy soundclip of audience going 'awwwww').
Hi Beer: Great comment. I love reading about what you guys like to eat. Something great about pizza night. Homemade or crappy, it's all good. Loved the sound clip. Good stuff.
ReplyDeletei really like hot peppers on my side too along with some green olives :)
ReplyDeleteHi Brad: I never eat a pizza without a side of hot peppers. Nom nom nom. What are your favorite hot peppers?
ReplyDeleteThe pizza looks so heavenly!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen an Aldi pizza (or any pizza under a buck) look so good! It hardly looks crappy to me, and the whole meal sounds scrumptious!
ReplyDeleteWe enjoy crappy pizza night. Toss in a B horror movie and it's tons of fun.
ReplyDeleteThe only time I had a pizza in Italy was in a gas station :(
ReplyDeletestill marvelous though :)
I have never been there. I bet it was fantastic.
ReplyDeleteWe used to have an Italian family in town. They owned a great restaurant but because of their unfortunate location, they didn't survive and had to close.
Do you have a good pizza place where you live?
Crappy pizza night sounds fantastic! My daughter loves honey on her chicken, too. Well she loves honey on everything, including hot dogs. Eeew, I know. LOL
ReplyDeleteI'd try that.
ReplyDelete"Crappy" pizza? :) I like mine with alfredo sauce from time to time.
ReplyDeleteWe just had pizza the other night. Was so dam good.
ReplyDeleteI never had it that way, Donea Lee, but I do like a good alfredo sauce. What did you have on yours, LoneIslander? Something yummy, I hope.
ReplyDeleteThe seventh had a special charm, and plenty of depth. There was a story arc only partially realised that hinted at much more to the character. I'd recommend checking him out. Stories like Remembrance of the Daleks are required viewing anyway, but for something far more profound try The Curse of Fenric.
ReplyDeleteWow - 199! Good going. The note to newcomers is a top idea.
ReplyDeletebellissimo blog peccato non conoscere l'iglese
ReplyDeleteCiao Mauro: Mi dispiace. Sto cercando di ottenere una traduzione del blog, in modo da poter leggere in italiano.
ReplyDeleteGrazie per le gentili parole sul mio cibo.
Cheers.
Thanks, Porky: Been hovering at 199. So close.
ReplyDeleteAnd I don't want to be rude but I just can't find the new people. It's a bummer.
Hey again, Porky: What's great about Netflix is we have access to all kinds of shows we otherwise, would not. I'll have to check out Doctor Number Seven.
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