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The Albuquerque place that made that pie for Walter White still gets huge numbers of orders for uncut, throwable pies.
The Albuquerque place that made that pie for Walter White still gets huge numbers of orders for uncut, throwable pies.
Chili crunch you say?So that Atticus pie in the post above is a Red Pie topped with Walden Hill Guanciale, Wild Ramps, Pecorino, and Remo's Calabrian Chili Crunch.
And it’s pretty freaking awesome.
I've got some Chinese chili crisp in my fridge, not that brand. So how is on vanilla ice cream?
I don’t eat ice cream , chocolate or any kind of sweet ( except occasional sour patch kids) . I just don’t like it enough to spend the calories. I eat enough as it is . If it’s between desert and an appetizer of wings or an entra couple ounces on my steak, desert loses.I've got some Chinese chili crisp in my fridge, not that brand. So how is on vanilla ice cream?
I've also got a Calabrian hot sauce. Much more friendly to Italian food than Asian hot sauces.
I don’t eat ice cream , chocolate or any kind of sweet ( except occasional sour patch kids) . I just don’t like it enough to spend the calories. I eat enough as it is . If it’s between desert and an appetizer of wings or an entra couple ounces on my steak, desert loses.
I had to ask as it says to put it on vanilla ice cream on the label.I don’t eat ice cream , chocolate or any kind of sweet ( except occasional sour patch kids) . I just don’t like it enough to spend the calories. I eat enough as it is . If it’s between desert and an appetizer of wings or an entra couple ounces on my steak, desert loses.
I had to ask as it says to put it on vanilla ice cream on the label.
Dark chocolate would work better with that for my tastes.I have a jar of that stuff in my refrigerator. It never occurred to me to put in on ice cream. I suppose the salty sweet thing could work, but that particular combination doesn't strike me as an intuitively pleasant.
I haven't had anything but good pizza from Sally's since September 2019. I think that's also when I first tried plain tomato after 40 years of never even considering it, and now love it. Adding cheese would be a clear error, though mootz & bacon always excellent.When Sally’s is at their best no one can touch them. It’s that they are so inconsistent. Their plain pie is still boss no matter what kind of day they are having
I agree. My wife always pleaded with me to try Sally’s plain tomato pie. I politely declined. I’m not sure what made me do it, but I gave in about 4 years ago. It was a pizza revelation. Now it’s my favorite.I haven't had anything but good pizza from Sally's since September 2019. I think that's also when I first tried plain tomato after 40 years of never even considering it, and now love it. Adding cheese would be a clear error, though mootz & bacon always excellent.
You ate at Fishy’s house tonight?
I'll start: Best Cereal? Cheerios or Special K?
I have been making a giant bowl of steamed broccoli with a couple tablespoons of that for lunch lately. Addicting.
On my first visit to a fancy restaurant in Modena they gave me a free dessert: Vanilla ice cream with 25-year-old balsamic vinegar on it. The thought sounded repulsive, but that gooey, viscous stuff was amazing - like strawberry syrup only better. Then they gave me a small sample bottle to take home. This was 20 years ago and I still have never once since bought that yucky, watery, un-aged balsamic. Like wine and cigars - knowledge makes your life more expensive.I had to ask as it says to put it on vanilla ice cream on the label.
On my first visit to a fancy restaurant in Modena they gave me a free dessert: Vanilla ice cream with 25-year-old balsamic vinegar on it. The thought sounded repulsive, but that gooey, viscous stuff was amazing - like strawberry syrup only better. Then they gave me a small sample bottle to take home. This was 20 years ago and I still have never once since bought that yucky, watery, un-aged balsamic. Like wine and cigars - knowledge makes your life more expensive.
So, in addition to being a Connecticut pizza snob, guess I'm also a balsamic vinegar snob. Go figure...
On one of Stanley Tucci’s “Searching for Italy” episodes he did a side trip to Modena from Venice. I watched the episode because we didn’t hit Venice last time but want to next time; after watching it, I added Modena as a must-stop. The food looks amazing (which I realize can likely be said about every damned corner of that beautiful country).On my first visit to a fancy restaurant in Modena they gave me a free dessert: Vanilla ice cream with 25-year-old balsamic vinegar on it. The thought sounded repulsive, but that gooey, viscous stuff was amazing - like strawberry syrup only better. Then they gave me a small sample bottle to take home. This was 20 years ago and I still have never once since bought that yucky, watery, un-aged balsamic. Like wine and cigars - knowledge makes your life more expensive.
So, in addition to being a Connecticut pizza snob, guess I'm also a balsamic vinegar snob. Go figure...
Yep. Macerated strawberries are the bomb.While I don’t have the aged good stuff you do, I always serve balsamic syrup on strawberries. First timers always are amazed.
Not me, because I don’t have the Szechuan chili crunch, but I recommend Hagen-Daz Vanilla Bean.Anyway, who's gonna be the guinea pig for the Szechuan chili crunch over vanilla ice cream thing?
Taters & Fraters?
Just noticed the doormat. Lol.
Coincidentally, the Tucci show starts season two tonight, in Venice. The one I was thinking of with the Modena side trip is Bologna, which I have been to. But now Modena is on the list for next trip. And VeniceOn one of Stanley Tucci’s “Searching for Italy” episodes he did a side trip to Modena from Venice. I watched the episode because we didn’t hit Venice last time but want to next time; after watching it, I added Modena as a must-stop. The food looks amazing (which I realize can likely be said about every damned corner of that beautiful country).