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If I'm not making my own pizza, and am buying out, I love Pizza Huts' Supreme Pizza. My wife doesn't like the olives on the Supreme, so she goes for the pepperoni pizza. That makes us order two pizzas. Leftovers keep fine and make great lunches the next day.
My favorite pizza crust would definitely be thin crust. Favorite toppings would be pepperoni with mushrooms. I also like pineapple and ham pizza. I have had a white pizza and enjoyed it, probably would have enjoyed it more if it had had a little less garlic.
I buy pizza at my local shop and they sell two kinds I like to death. One of them is a cesar salad pizza. And another is a taco pizza. Some shops call it Mexican pizza. YUM! I never made any at home, it is always a treat to get a slice when I am shopping. But I found out I am having a problem eating wheat with my diet and don't know what to do about this yet.
I am sorry you are finding wheat in your diet to be hard on your system. My physician recommends keeping a food journal, to track what you eat and any effects to what you ate from each meal. It will help narrow down the culprit. Of-course there are tests the Dr. can perform as well, but if you're smart enough to figure it out on your own then more power to you! Maybe you'll have to try different wheats and see if it is just certain kinds that aren't good for you.
Best of luck. The pizzas you mentioned sound terrific!
Hi Lizgirl,
We were discussing ovens and bread baking at another post and KYH mentioned a bread that is made with semolina flour.
Now since you may be having allergies to wheat I am wondering if you are going to experiment with different types of wheat to see if you can perhaps eat some and not others. I just wanted to mention this to you, just in case it helps you.
CCCathy
Thanks CCCathey I just found out this weekend there are a variety of different kinds of wheat. I will have to test for that.
To Cookee: Taco pizza is regualr pizza dough baked with a small amount of sauce and cheese on it. Then there is added toppings. Seasoned taco flavor hamburg, diced tomatoes, cheddar cheese and thinly sliced lettuce. When I order a slice they do put it in the oven to heat it. The lettuce doesn't wilt down. Make sure you pile on the toppings. Best on a pizza crust that bakes firm and crunchy on the bottom.
There was another interesting pizza I tried. It was called BBQ chicken pizza but it was more of a hot wing sauce. Not a sweet sauce. I am not a big fan of the hotwing sauce but what I did appreciate on this pizza is that they topped it with blue cheese! OH, yum!
Now if anyone can suggest a way to make a tasty pizza with blue cheese on it, I would be interested. Just can't figure out what would go well with blue cheese?
I love pesto pizzas- chicken or shrimp... I also love the Thai-Chicken Pizza topped w/ bean sprouts and julienne of carrots, then drizzled w/ Peanut-Sauce from L'Aroma Bakery at New Sagaya Asian Market in Anchorage... (Nan- ever been there and had it? YUM!)
Once at an Alaskan oil camp (We made many full-sheet-pan-sized pizzas every Sunday for lunch) a new cook grabbed a 5# sour-cream container of leftover sloppy-joe meat from the walk-in and topped a pizza w/ it. When I discovered this, I thought "ICK!" but come to find out, the oil-riggers enjoyed it SO MUCH that we had to make it one of the many selcetions every single Sunday after that! Crazy, huh? Ha!