Ah, Hawaiian pizza. Canada's contribution to the pizza industry.Hawaiian pizza - the kind with pineapple and ham. That's because .. what I *really* wanted was a 3-tender, 6 bone-in wing deal, with waffle fries and a soda pop - but the Wings Over! franchise didn't pick up the phone?? On NFL Kickoff Sunday?!
As a Sicilian, I shake my head in disbelief every time I hear this.Ah, Hawaiian pizza. Canada's contribution to the pizza industry.
I will then safely assume that the fact I use beans in my chili, thoroughly disgusts you. I also see your point.One of my favorite tacos is al pastor, for those not in the know al pastor is marinated pork, fire roasted with pineapple and served in thin strips with onion & cilantro. I've always figured if pineapple is bueno for tacos fuck it pineapple can rule some pizza, too. I understand the aversion to putting it on there, tho, kinda like beans in chili. 🚫
I will then safely assume that the fact I use beans in my chili, thoroughly disgusts you. I also see your point.
Well, you know how us Northerners are. everything has to be more complicated then it needs to be.Nope, I've gotten to the point that I'm indifferent about beans in chili. Don't get me wrong, I don't put them in chili, but what other people do with theirs is ok with me.
I remember my mom having a jar of bacon grease on the stove, for cooking in. Making burgers, cast iron pan, get it hot, toss in a glob of bacon grease instead of butter, man, nothing better. I suspect a lot of the older generation did that.More complicated and full of fat and calories than necessary. During my youth, plenty of Western PA moms had a German potato salad with the bacon grease added back in. It makes my arteries clog thinking about it now, but the taste was to die for.
You'll enjoy this. I got into a heated debate with my wife about this. is there a difference between a grilled cheese, sandwich, and a grilled, cheese sandwich? I think there is a great difference, what about you?
You'll enjoy this. I got into a heated debate with my wife about this. is there a difference between a grilled cheese, sandwich, and a grilled, cheese sandwich? I think there is a great difference, what about you?
Yes she did. But she is very PC, a social worker, so blanket terms seem to annoy her. The point I was trying to make to her, was, a grilled cheese, sandwich, means you grill the cheese, and slide the gooey mess on toast, or bread. A grilled, cheese sandwich is what most of use eat. A cheese sandwich with butter on the outside of the bread, grilled in a pan, as a single unit. My main reason for doing this to her, was simply a way to mess with her, that was basically harmless, but fun. It is true though, that's the only difference. At least that's what I took away from an episode of "Good Eats", with Alton Brown.Sounds intriguing. I would guess the difference is in where you put the cheese, and that's a big difference. Your wife is like people in Texas, and maybe other places, calling any soft drink a "coke", using grilled cheese as an umbrella term for any cooked cheese sandwich. You and I though we prefer the subtleties of distinctions. My mom used to make "grilled" ham and cheese sandwiches under the broiler in the oven, such a simple dish, yet so good. By the end of the discussion did your wife understand the difference?