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Anything "weird" on a pizza, IMO, disqualifies it from being a TPA (traditional pizza art) and puts it into the category of MPA (mixed pizza art). Hawaiian pizza is on the borderline, but I still consider it a TPA. In the case of judo's influence on BJJ.....Wait! Am I mixing up threads here?So... what's the weirdest thing you've ever put on a pizza?
OK well mine was either the sardines or the eggs. TPA in ritual and intent, MPA in practiceAnything "weird" on a pizza, IMO, disqualifies it from being a TPA (traditional pizza art) and puts it into the category of MPA (mixed pizza art). Hawaiian pizza is on the borderline, but I still consider it a TPA. In the case of judo's influence on BJJ.....Wait! Am I mixing up threads here?
When I make boiled cabbage, I usually end up eating about half the head raw and putting the rest in the pot.I use sriracha sauce and will boil or sauté, depending on the crunch I'm looking for. A great side dish. Just bought some fresh cabbage yesterday and will plate it with Korean BBQ (lots of garlic) this weekend. Two top things about cabbage - it stays fresh a long time and can be used in many cuisines. Oh, and a third thing, it's cheap at ethnic markets.
Most of my garden ends up eaten in the garden, I have a hose right there! Snap peas almost never make it to the kitchen.When I make boiled cabbage, I usually end up eating about half the head raw and putting the rest in the pot.
I am kind of a raw veggie junky.![]()