I'm thinking about vegan pizza on saturday night, sort of a thankyou feast for people helping me move into my new kitchen.

I don't really use recipes, and toppings are more about what is available and good looking, but I will throw out this tidbit:

if you're using a pizza stone, eschew corn meal. Buy a roll of parchment paper. Tear off a square (the roll is probably about as wide as your stone), lay it down on a cookie sheet (sheet upside down if the edges are steep); spread the dough, sauce, toppings, etc; set aside until the pizza is warm, work on the next, etc. Then just slide it onto the stone, wiggle until it's placed nice, cook, and slide it back on.

Just be sure to get the pizza off the parchment paper for optimal bottom-center-crust-crispiness.

I imagine it's far better than this disgusting pile of dogshit I was subjected to in Ximending. Why is it so hard to find decent western food here? You'd figure someone would have gotten it right by now.

The "Dallas Supreme" burger:
http://www.chezwang.com/photos/IMG_1507.jpg

edit: sorry for the massive picture. and i realize that photo is off-topic. more apologies.

Uh ... the fries look pretty much okay ...

I'm suing them for defamation.

If I help somebody move, they better feed me real pizza.

And real beer too.

This tradition is unacceptable to fuck with.

It's got american cheese on it. lol.

whatever happened to:
a slice of Wonder bread, smear ketchup over it, slice a hotdog on it and bake until weenies start to curl?

I was guessing she made vegan pizza because they fucked up a bunch of her shit when they hepled her move.

"here's some vegan pizza bitches, thanks for breaking my stereo and leaving all my CDs on the roof of the car..."

Yeah, but if the person doing most of the driving is vegan (& not me), the tradition stands in a modified form.

tho I second the good beer.

I seriously doubt that a vegan would have the where with all to move half my stuff...

3foots family room
http://www.scilowcountry.org/images/...phy%20Room.jpg

Actually, that's just the pantry...

Apparently I can't let my attached photo speak for itself. I have to add text.

I love that you can plainly pick out the "kids' section" of the pizza.

:D My son likes green pepper and, at the last minute, asked for pepperoni, which he proceeded to not eat. My daughter won't touch any of it.