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Pizza as the pizza Gods meant it to be

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I'll just leave this here.

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Cheese, Pepperoni & Sausage.
 
How are hamburgers working out?
 
I see a pizza stand in the Deer Springs' future! Right beside the pickleball court, hot tub, and axe-throwing lane.
And vet clinic
 
In 2012…I gave up eating meat. There are two Pizza’s that haunt me to this day.

If you eat meat…you should try making these two pizzas at home. Or better yet go to the North End in Boston for the first one…


Regina’s…. I was on a Boston layover cruising around the North End and it began to rain. I slipped into a Pizza Joint called Regina’s. They have many locations…but the north end location is the original. I sat at the bar and was served by Ted Williams (like the baseball player….but younger). I had the St. Anthony’s pizza. OMG. White Pizza with peppers, onions, Italian sausage, basil, garlic sauce, mozzarella, Parmesan. Probably my all time favorite. Cooked in a gas fired brick oven that is what Ted calls the “Stradivarius of pizza ovens”.

The next Pizza I came across flying to Santiago, Chile. Our flights were all-nighter’s…which messes up your body clock. So, we wind up at the hotel in the morning and go out for dinner. There was a pizza place a few doors down that had a pizza called the “Mero Macho”. It has tomato sauce, creama de Aji, garlic, two fried eggs, country style bacon, and mozzarella. With a cold draft beer…. I know…Pizza for breakfast? Yeah, I know I’m not the only one. But careful this one. There are so many other versions which they call Mero Macho. Even an ED medicine called Mero Macho. The breakfast pizza with bacon and eggs is the one I really used to like having.
 
I used to meet my brother at Regina's for lunch when we worked in Boston back in the day. There was a religious war between Regina's in the North End and Santarpio's in East Boston.
 
Yes…Santarpio’s is a great place to go.
 
Breakfast of champions!

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3 types of peppers, onion, cheese and Italian Sausage! Added some Italian seasoning sprinkled into the dough mix. I let the dough rise for 2-hours, punched it down, wrapped it in saran wrap, and let it finish rising in the refrigerator for a couple of days. Brought it up to room temp, built it and fired it up.
 
Jim is taking his pizza more serious than we thought. He even has new wheel covers!
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Where’s the perfect pizza?


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I'm getting closer!

Turns out, the real challenge is nailing the right flavor in the dough. Also, who knew there was an actual limit to how much pizza people can eat? Trish informed me that I am dangerously close to reaching it. :oops:

Actually, her words were more along the lines of "If you cook one more pizza you can find a new place to live."

Maybe if I added some pineapple?
 
Jim, what do you use for sauce? When you're ready to take it to the next level I'll tell you how to make it; three simple ingredients.
 

$120 pizza? I actually prefer a pineapple pizza, but not at that price.
 
Jim, what do you use for sauce?
Just been buying it at the store, I believe it's Ragu. But I'd love to try making it myself if it's not too much of a problem. Can you post the recipe or maybe message me? Thank you, @Boat Bum.
 
Hey Jim, tonight is pizza night, I'll respond later so I can include pictures of the sauce process, there is no cooking involved. If you're out and about you'll need 1 can of Cento San Marzano Peeled Tomatoes 28 oz can. Fresh garlic and basil. More later.
 
Hey Jim, tonight is pizza night, I'll respond later so I can include pictures of the sauce process, there is no cooking involved. If you're out and about you'll need 1 can of Cento San Marzano Peeled Tomatoes 28 oz can. Fresh garlic and basil. More later.
Well OK! Post some pictures of that awesome pizza too!
 

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