Pizza: How do you roll?

PostPizza: How do you roll? by **TravelJug** » Wed Aug 20, 2008 12:47 pm

I was just replying in another topic there about my last purchase. It was a Domino's Large Pizza (shared...) with the dominator base, BBQ sauce and chicken.

I described it as sex in food form. Fantastic sex.

Domino's:
Large
Dominator Base
BBQ Sauce
Chicken

DONE.

...and...SHOOT!

EDIT: Where is the Gordan Ramsey pic that always get's bashed about here. I couldn't find it.

PostRe: Pizza: How do you roll? by **Denster** » Wed Aug 20, 2008 12:48 pm

chicken, spicy beef and mushroom. FTW.

YouTube · PostRe: Pizza: How do you roll? by **Earfolds** » Wed Aug 20, 2008 12:49 pm

Chicken's a must have, the rest is up to debate.

I do eat far too much pizza though. I feel like ordering one tonight now. Large, of course.

PostRe: Pizza: How do you roll? by **Benj** » Wed Aug 20, 2008 12:50 pm

You spelt Domino's wrong!

However, mine too would be Domino's, but for me a Mighty Meaty. It's absolutely perfect. Domino's are clearly the best pizzas in the UK (available around the country), but apparently in the US they are one of the worst. This makes me want to visit the US even more. x

PostRe: Pizza: How do you roll? by **TravelJug** » Wed Aug 20, 2008 12:51 pm

Benj wrote:You spelt Domino's wrong!

However, mine too would be Domino's, but for me a Mighty Meaty. It's absolutely perfect. Domino's are clearly the best pizzas in the UK (available around the country), but apparently in the US they are one of the worst. This makes me want to visit the US even more. x

Point taken. I concur with your statement. Pizza Hut is a strawberry floating grease mess.

PostRe: Pizza: How do you roll? by **finish.last** » Wed Aug 20, 2008 12:51 pm

Ham & Onion.

Very very simple. Very very effective.

PostRe: Pizza: How do you roll? by **Banjo** » Wed Aug 20, 2008 12:53 pm

My usual habit is to buy the Tesco/Asda/Morrisons/whatever Four Cheese Pizzas, they're usually about 3 for £5. Then I just buy assorted meats and chuck whatever I fancy on them. The saving in the long run is quite noticeable, and the pizza still tastes fantastic.

PostRe: Pizza: How do you roll? by **Pancake** » Wed Aug 20, 2008 12:54 pm

I am disgustingly unconcerned by pizza particulars. With pizza, anything goes bar size; there's no point getting a small one!

PostRe: Pizza: How do you roll? by **Banjo** » Wed Aug 20, 2008 12:55 pm

Pancake wrote:I am disgustingly unconcerned by penis particulars. With penis, anything goes bar size; there's no point getting a small one!

Tee hee, giggle giggle.

PostRe: Pizza: How do you roll? by **Benj** » Wed Aug 20, 2008 12:56 pm

Banjo wrote:My usual habit is to buy the Tesco/Asda/Morrisons/whatever Four Cheese Pizzas, they're usually about 3 for £5. Then I just buy assorted meats and chuck whatever I fancy on them. The saving in the long run is quite noticeable, and the pizza still tastes fantastic.

This is a good idea, and always works well. Have you ever tried making your own pizza, base and everything? It's quite an enjoyable experience, mine must have been about 2 inches thick, half of that being the crust because I messed it up. Still tasted awesome though. x

PostRe: Pizza: How do you roll? by **Dowbocop** » Wed Aug 20, 2008 12:58 pm

Thin crust with pepperoni/salami and onion. Any other toppings are non-essential. Pineapple, tuna and olives will not be tolerated in any form.

How do you get an egg on to a pizza like they do in restaurants? Do you need to make the pizza from scratch, or can you plonk it on top of a pre-made one with some other toppings? I tried it once but it didn't work.

PostRe: Pizza: How do you roll? by **Pancake** » Wed Aug 20, 2008 12:58 pm

Banjo wrote:
Pancake wrote:I am disgustingly unconcerned by penis particulars. With penis, anything goes bar size; there's no point getting a small one!

Tee hee, giggle giggle.

Damn right.

PostRe: Pizza: How do you roll? by **Banjo** » Wed Aug 20, 2008 12:59 pm

Benj wrote:
Banjo wrote:My usual habit is to buy the Tesco/Asda/Morrisons/whatever Four Cheese Pizzas, they're usually about 3 for £5. Then I just buy assorted meats and chuck whatever I fancy on them. The saving in the long run is quite noticeable, and the pizza still tastes fantastic.

This is a good idea, and always works well. Have you ever tried making your own pizza, base and everything? It's quite an enjoyable experience, mine must have been about 2 inches thick, half of that being the crust because I messed it up. Still tasted awesome though. x

Yeah tried it once about a year ago, made a bit of a hash of it but it still tasted pretty good. It's very fulfilling as well, you sit back with a full stomach, content and thinking to yourself "yeah, I made that".

Margherita.

The tomato sauce is made by sauteeing onions, tomato puree and garlic in olive oil. And then adding passata and basil. Salt and pepper and a dash of sugar to take the edge off the tomatoes.

Base, very thin, freshly made usiing Italian OO flour and some semolina flour, yeast, olive oil and of course water.

Cheese wise, buffalo mozzerella, some ricotta and some parmesan.

PostRe: Pizza: How do you roll? by **Christopher** » Wed Aug 20, 2008 12:59 pm

Americana Hot Pepperoni, jalapenos no cheese. I am lactose intolerant.

PostRe: Pizza: How do you roll? by **Mr Thropwimp** » Wed Aug 20, 2008 1:00 pm

I like lots of things: the more toppings, the better. I don't think I have a particular favourite, but I hate pizzas overloaded with peppers.

PostRe: Pizza: How do you roll? by **Banjo** » Wed Aug 20, 2008 1:00 pm

All this pizza talk is making me hungry! And I just so happen to have some pizzas in the freezer.

Pizza Hut Peperoni Passion with added Jalapenos 8-)

Failing that I make my own. From scratch 8-)

PostRe: Pizza: How do you roll? by **Dandy Kong** » Wed Aug 20, 2008 1:01 pm

I like the regular ones with the thick crust and my favourite toppings are the 'hot and spicy' toppings. Last time I went there I got one as described and one with a thin crust and tuna topping - which my boyfriend and I both split 50/50.

No better way to start your weekend than eating a pizza while watching TV!

YouTube · PostRe: Pizza: How do you roll? by **Earfolds** » Wed Aug 20, 2008 1:02 pm

Banjo wrote:All this pizza talk is making me hungry! And I just so happen to have some pizzas in the freezer.

Freezer pizzas, yeuch. I don't hate them, but we're talking takeaway pizza here.

The added price is offset by having a small man in slightly baggy trousers turn up on your doorstep in the dead of night just to carry it for you.

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