Andy wrote:
> Favorite Pizza?
>
> Whether homemade, restaurant, store bought, what makes your favorite pizza?
>
> I lean towards the basic pepperoni, sausage. I'll enjoy a bell pepper,
> garlic, mushroom, onion. At work we've been served delicious dessert fruit
> pizza (uncooked).
>
> You?
>
> Andy

My favorites are black olive or grilled chicken and roasted peppers.

I have had fruit pizza. A former co-worker brought two to a pot luck a
few years ago. It was sort of a large soft sugar cookie crust, with a
sweetened cream cheese base and just a bunch of fruit slices and topped
with a nice glaze. I have the recipe somewhere. It was amazing. I tried
making it a few times, but it never looked as nice as hers.

Tracy

Tracy said...

> Andy wrote:
>> Favorite Pizza?
>>
>> Whether homemade, restaurant, store bought, what makes your favorite
>> pizza?
>>
>> I lean towards the basic pepperoni, sausage. I'll enjoy a bell pepper,
>> garlic, mushroom, onion. At work we've been served delicious dessert
>> fruit pizza (uncooked).
>>
>> You?
>>
>> Andy
>
> My favorites are black olive or grilled chicken and roasted peppers.
>
> I have had fruit pizza. A former co-worker brought two to a pot luck a
> few years ago. It was sort of a large soft sugar cookie crust, with a
> sweetened cream cheese base and just a bunch of fruit slices and topped
> with a nice glaze. I have the recipe somewhere. It was amazing. I tried
> making it a few times, but it never looked as nice as hers.
>
> Tracy


Tracy,

The fruit pizzas, as I remember, didn't have any covering sugar glaze,
perhaps underneath the carefully placed concentric circles of the various
fruits. They looked so great they were practically untouchable works of
art!

We marveled at their sight, probably for just a minute! :9

Best,

Andy
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Andy wrote:
>
> Favorite Pizza?
>
> I lean towards the basic pepperoni, sausage. I'll enjoy a bell pepper,
> garlic, mushroom, onion.
>
> You?

Green peppers, onions, anchovies, anchovies, anchovies...

brooklyn1 said...

> Green peppers, onions, anchovies, anchovies, anchovies...


Read: green peppers, onions, gout, gout, gout...

DAMMIT!

Andy

On 2009-09-19, Andy > wrote:
> brooklyn1 said...
>
>> Green peppers, onions, anchovies, anchovies, anchovies...
>
>
> Read: green peppers, onions, gout, gout, gout...
>
> DAMMIT!
>

Read: green peppers, onions, anchovies, allopurinol, allopurinol,
allopurinol!

DUMMY!

I have a neighbor. He suffers from gout. He HAS a script for
allopurinol, but doesn't take it. He came down with gout 2 days ago
and had to take off work. I take allopurinol regularly. I eat most
anything I want, including the occasional pizza with anchovies. Yum!

Amazing how stupid/stubborn some folks can be.

nb

notbob said...

> On 2009-09-19, Andy > wrote:
>> brooklyn1 said...
>>
>>> Green peppers, onions, anchovies, anchovies, anchovies...
>>
>>
>> Read: green peppers, onions, gout, gout, gout...
>>
>> DAMMIT!
>>
>
> Read: green peppers, onions, anchovies, allopurinol, allopurinol,
> allopurinol!
>
> DUMMY!
>
> I have a neighbor. He suffers from gout. He HAS a script for
> allopurinol, but doesn't take it. He came down with gout 2 days ago
> and had to take off work. I take allopurinol regularly. I eat most
> anything I want, including the occasional pizza with anchovies. Yum!
>
> Amazing how stupid/stubborn some folks can be.
>
> nb


nb,

I took allopurinol for a couple days and I know it can take months to be
effective but decided if I took it I'd continue to get fatter and fatter. I
DID scratch a lot of foods off my list but I'm fitter for it.

Best,

Andy

On Sat, 19 Sep 2009 19:34:37 GMT, notbob > wrote:

>Amazing how stupid/stubborn some folks can be.

No kidding, I live with one.

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Sometimes I even put it in the food.