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csziggy

(34,189 posts)
9. I'm not much for pineapple
Wed May 3, 2017, 10:40 PM
May 2017

And really haven't experimented much with different kinds of pizza. For almost forty years we have lived where there is no food delivery (well, we did get our horse feed delivered, but that is different). That means pizza is either a dinner out, frozen, or home made. Frozen usually isn't worth the energy to heat up the oven. Home made means planning all the ingredients - like cooking up a batch of what my husband likes, dividing it up into pizza size portions and freezing what won't get used right away.

One of the places a group I hang with has chicken margarita pizza - white sauce, sliced tomatoes, chicken pieces and some cheese. I like that better than anything else on the menu and generally bring home half of the 6" pizza.

I guess I need to experiment more.

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Sea what happens when you put fish on a perfectly good pizza? angstlessk May 2017 #1
Completely and medically correct! CanonRay May 2017 #2
My husband always complains about my dead fish pizzas csziggy May 2017 #4
I love the Hawaiian with ham and pineapple or, my fave angstlessk May 2017 #6
I'm not much for pineapple csziggy May 2017 #9
Got a grill? politicat May 2017 #23
We've got a charcoal grill my husband's brother gave us csziggy May 2017 #29
Pineapple? What's next? Candy bars on pizza? longship May 2017 #18
Except for fish on your pizza, I would eat a slice or two.. angstlessk May 2017 #20
Hell, I like malted milk balls. Just not on pizza, or anything like pizza. longship May 2017 #21
I've never known a cat... Dale Neiburg May 2017 #26
Just put pepperonis in your armpits and work out jberryhill May 2017 #3
Hmmm - maybe that is why the pizzas from Domino's were always weird! csziggy May 2017 #5
Boom! 2naSalit May 2017 #7
I've had one of those pizzas, and a few hairs were still on the pizza! angstlessk May 2017 #8
We were required to shave our pits first jberryhill May 2017 #12
Glad my nose was not stopped up! angstlessk May 2017 #15
Don't they start out bad? The Velveteen Ocelot May 2017 #10
That's the problem - how do you tell? nt csziggy May 2017 #13
There should be an expiry date on the can. procon May 2017 #11
Yes, but if the year is only two digits, it gets confusing jberryhill May 2017 #14
The sell by date was March 2017 so I would have expected a couple of months grace period csziggy May 2017 #16
I would not give fish any grace period Skittles May 2017 #22
A bulging can is a big red warning sign frazzled May 2017 #17
Properly processed cans should kill any botulitic bacteria, but processing... TreasonousBastard May 2017 #19
+1 n/t FSogol May 2017 #30
I thought anchovies had to go bad before you are allowed to serve them in the first place DFW May 2017 #24
Bulging cans should be treated like toxic waste. It could have turned out worse... PoliticAverse May 2017 #25
Canning is not perfect, I've had canned French style green bean that... 4139 May 2017 #27
My anchovies are in little glass bottles. Croney May 2017 #28
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