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New York Pizza in Pahoa?
#11
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Originally posted by punaticbychoice

Good one Lee.
Moo!

**lol**

"This cheese is made for Walker and that's just what it'll do...One of these days this cheese is going to roll all over you.(twang twang twang, twang twang twang twang, twang twang twang twang)...Ok cheese...Get Walker! (enter horn section) da, da, dadada, da da, dadada, da, da, dadada da."

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Lee Eisenstein
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#12
New York pizza with Wisconsin cheese???? Something tells me there's a Giant, Cheese Head-ing this a way.....being a flatlander, the cheese rivalry was never taken seriously by me.... but could you really call it New York pizza then???? Isn't just a flat crust pizza .... not that bad... but Bear-ly a real pizza....
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#13
As long as it is mozzarella, it doesn't matter where the cows grazed. I would guess that NY pizza all uses California or Wisconsin cheeses. On the other hand, the flour is essential to get right, or else the crust comes out wrong.

Carol
Carol

Every time you feel yourself getting pulled into other people's nonsense, repeat these words: Not my circus, not my monkeys.
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#14
Saw the sign up this AM going through town.Hope it won't be a letdown when it happens.
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#15
Sorry, I was punning...partly on account of SB XLVI - pizza & cheese have been challenge items by mayors in those 3 towns... (course Chicago pizza is THE best)... and New York (upstate) does make their own cheese...NYers coming to the midwest often compared their cheese vs Wisconsin (NY white cheddar was often mentioned with glazed eyes)
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#16
I lived in Nottingham (UK) for a few years before I moved out here. Although Pizza was known in the UK for a while there were one or two shops in Nottingham that decided to do specialty pizzas (New York pizza or even edible ones were unheard of beforehand, so there was no reference point). This particular place had a "spaghetti bolognese handmade pizza" which actually looked really nice.

I bought it, took it home and we ate about half a slice each. I don't eat pizza anymore...

Tom
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#17
Well if you COME FROM Chicago, it's the best...but in Upstate New York...it's the real deal...order a pizza, side of wings...life is good. I worked at Sorrento Cheese when I was a teen in Buffalo...we take our pizza seriously. Everywhere I have lived since those days had pizza that I just settled for! [xx(]



Carrie

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Carrie Rojo

"Even the smallest person can change the course of the future..." Galadriel LOTR
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#18
Look's like Mike's New York Pizzeria is finally open. Anyone try it yet?

I stopped by their place to say hello on my way to Ning's a couple days ago. Owners are from New York, surprise, surprise. They were friendly, gave me a take out menu, made a point of mentioning how good their calzones are, but nixed my great idea that they should make thick Chicago-style pizza too (between us girls, was just messin' with their NY heads. Wink Thinking about trying Mike's this weekend but wanted to see what others thought.
Tim

A superior man is modest in his speech, but exceeds in his actions--Confucius
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#19
It's about time. The first pizza joint had piss poor service and pizza, both. In the true spirit of New York... bite my ass if you want to cry otherwise trolls.

E ho'a'o no i pau kuhihewa.
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#20
^^ What pizza joint was that? For what it's worth I hope it's good pizza.
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