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We call it Pizza Hawaii, usually with boiled ham. The critical ingredients here are capers and anchovys.WWGD said:But the issue of pineapple in pizza is considered to be a religious one, so not allowed in PF.;).
We call it Pizza Hawaii, usually with boiled ham. The critical ingredients here are capers and anchovys.WWGD said:But the issue of pineapple in pizza is considered to be a religious one, so not allowed in PF.;).
I wonder if the wife of Bon Jovi is called Ann...( Ann Jovi)Edit: But she's most likely the wife of Pete Za.fresh_42 said:We call it Pizza Hawaii, usually with boiled ham. The critical ingredients here are capers and anchovys.
Dorothea. Daughter Stephanie.WWGD said:I wonder if the wife of Bon Jovi is called Ann...( Ann Jovi)
Pardon the pun: Ann Giovi= Annchovyfresh_42 said:Dorothea. Daughter Stephanie.
I got it. I was curious myself and have imdb on my bookmark bar, so it was easy to look up.WWGD said:Pardon the pun: Ann Giovi= Annchovy
And Pete Za==...
Imdb?Didn't know he was an actor too. Are txhey even still playing? Seems like a modern phenomena these bands playing with members that are 50-60+. Nothing wrong g with it, just seems a recent thing.fresh_42 said:I got it. I was curious myself and have imdb on my bookmark bar, so it was easy to look up.
I remember him from an episode of Ally McBeal. But imdb has a soundtrack category, so chances are high that you find musicians, too.WWGD said:Imdb?Didn't know he was an actor too. Are txhey even still playing? Seems like a modern phenomena these bands playing with members that are 50-60+. Nothing wrong g with it, just seems a recent thing.
I usually balance it off with extra cheese and jalapenos. I don't think the local franchises do capers.fresh_42 said:We call it Pizza Hawaii, usually with boiled ham. The critical ingredients here are capers and anchovys.
I 've seen versions of pizza without cheese, for vegans. Let's just say it did not improve the odds of my becoming a vegan.hmmm27 said:I usually balance it off with extra cheese and jalapenos. I don't think the local franchises do capers.
There is a market for pizza with pineapples here. You can even buy them frozen. I suspect that this has to do with WWII, and a German tv cook in the 50's or 60's, and his invention to make people dream in the years after war: (he called that Toast Hawaii)hmmm27 said:I usually balance it off with extra cheese and jalapenos. I don't think the local franchises do capers.
That's a pineapple sandwich with cheese, not pineapple pizza!fresh_42 said:There is a market for pizza with pineapples here. You can even buy them frozen. I suspect that this has to do with WWII, and a German tv cook in the 50's or 60's, and his invention to make people dream in the years after war:
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Sure, but it made ham + pineapple + melted cheese famous. It was such a 60's/70's thing. So the step to a pizza with the same ingredients wasn't new and fell in a prepared market.WWGD said:That's a pineapple sandwich with cheese, not pineapple pizza!
Hey, open up your food car and put it to a test. I have a few ideas myself. Maybe some day.Jarvis323 said:Germans also like banana curry pizza right? And Italians like hot dog and french fries pizza, which is why I don't take the pineapple hatred seriously.
One of my favorites is bbq sauce, chicken, bacon pineapple.
My best food invention during the pandemic was bacon wrapped shrimp on grilled pepper jack cheese with sourdough fried in lots of butter, and then dipped in peanut butter. I bet that could be a good pizza recipe as well.
You must be or are of British ancestry. Italians love their food, and these weird things you talk about are definitely nothing any serious Italian would even call food. And I doubt the curry pizza, too, although I'm not sure about the Swedes.Jarvis323 said:Swedes also like banana curry pizza right? And Italians like hot dog and french fries pizza, which is why I don't take the pineapple hatred seriously.
One of my favorites is bbq sauce, chicken, bacon pineapple.
My best food invention during the pandemic was bacon wrapped shrimp on grilled pepper jack cheese with sourdough fried in lots of butter, and then dipped in peanut butter. I bet that could be a good pizza recipe as well.
I've watch a bit of these people's youtube channel. I agree, actually no matter what the style, Dominos pizza, while better than just lettuce, is not real food.fresh_42 said:You must be or are of British ancestry. Italians love their food, and these weird things you talk about are definitely nothing any serious Italian would even call food. And I doubt the curry pizza, too, although I'm not sure about the Swedes.
I've made curried spaghetti and meatballs... nothing to write home about, unfortunately.fresh_42 said:And I doubt the curry pizza, too, although I'm not sure about the Swedes.
Jarvis323 said:I've watch a bit of these people's youtube channel. I agree, actually no matter what the style, Dominos pizza, while better than just lettuce, is not real food.
I accidentally ate part of the box and it tasted better than the pizza itself.DaveE said:Nope. Not better than lettuce. More calories? yes. better? nope.
They are probably spending their money on cheap calories.Jarvis323 said:impracticality of lettuce as a gift to starving people
True. I realize it is s nice gift. But I'm not about to start a fight famine with lettuce action group or anything.Keith_McClary said:They are probably spending their money on cheap calories.
And they will likely not have refrigerators to keep it fresh, edible.Jarvis323 said:True. I realize it is s nice gift. But I'm not about to start a fight famine with lettuce action group or anything.
Who gets to figure out how much is owed?WWGD said:They don't pay me enough
Preagreed upon baby-sitting, er, tutoring fees. Edit: Sorry for being snippy.Keith_McClary said:Who gets to figure out how much is owed?