This is another reason I don't care for the holiday season: SO many other foods to make and then eat (tofurkey, garlic mashed potatoes, amazing grilled cheese sandwiches) that I barely have time to even think about eating pizza.
I did attempt to get a slice at Tony's last night, but they had already closed. That made me a little upset.
Pizza Blog
I like to eat pizza, and then some times write about the pizza I just ate. But I'd rather just eat pizza.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Monday, November 15, 2010
A Pizza So Nice I Ate It Twice

Here's a pie that I made Friday night, and it ruled, so I made it again Saturday night, and it ruled. I was running low on veggies, so I kept it simple. But sometimes simple it the best way.
This guy has:
- Mama Mary thin crust, with olive oil spread on the edges
- The kind of sauce that I buy (starts with an M, white label)
- Sun Dried Tomatoes (about 2 dozen)
- Garlic (3 cloves)
- Mozzarella, Cheddar, Colby Jack and Parmesan cheeses
Baked 13 minutes at 450 degrees.
The Sun dried tomatoes are great because they come in an herb-infused olive oil. The garlic goes on top of everything, leaving it crispy. I prefer using a garlic press, but you can also chop it if you see fit.
Friday, November 12, 2010
So Tough! So Cute!: Guest Mixtape 07: A So Tough! So Cute! mix by Colleen Green
When I'm not eating pizza, I'm listening to Rad Music. check out this mix from pizza pal Colleen Green!
So Tough! So Cute!: Guest Mixtape 07: A So Tough! So Cute! mix by Colleen Green
So Tough! So Cute!: Guest Mixtape 07: A So Tough! So Cute! mix by Colleen Green
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Home Made Goodness - Peps and Broc
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Grimaldi's under the Brooklyn Bridge
a guest post from Billy K.

I ate at Grimaldi’s, it’s under the Brooklyn Bridge. There is a long line all the time because it’s pretty popular thanks to Zagat. The pizza has a great crust and is cooked in a coal-fired brick oven. There are no slices (only pies) for sale, and the carryout line is the same as the dining-in line.



I ate at Grimaldi’s, it’s under the Brooklyn Bridge. There is a long line all the time because it’s pretty popular thanks to Zagat. The pizza has a great crust and is cooked in a coal-fired brick oven. There are no slices (only pies) for sale, and the carryout line is the same as the dining-in line.
Monday, September 20, 2010
Dominos Brooklyn Style Cheese
This is a really good pizza. Huge, foldable slices and tons of garlic. Must have.
Bonus tip: Dip it in Ranch.
Bonus tip: Dip it in Ranch.
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