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Have no idea what these things are, but they're fiddlesticking delicious. Like jammy dodgers but crumbly and Persian
 

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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?
OK well mine was either the sardines or the eggs. TPA in ritual and intent, MPA in practice
 
I know people say pizza is meant to be thin crust and simple, but IMO the united states has produced a valid and just as enjoyable pizza culture. Sometimes you want a thin crust Margherita, but in this climate I have to say the deep pan pizza piled high with meat and peppers is what I go to most often
 
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.
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.:)
 
I will never forget my first deep dish pizza. It was at a place called Conan’s Pizza in Austin, TX around 1981. One of those places where the cheese would literally burn your chin if you weren’t careful.
I have always liked Uno's to be honest, though the one near me recently closed which was a bummer. I am trying to find another pizza place that does deep dish in my area. Most of the places around here do the Greek style pizza. It's good but I like to change it up.
 

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