Entries tagged with 'Blogwatch'
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Buddy's Deep-Dish Pizza in Detroit: Better Than NYC Pizza?
This is rare: a New Yorker who travels somewhere outside NYC, eats pizza, and claims it superior to Big Apple pies. Who knew a Gothamite could admit such things?! ;) In this case, it's Buddy's, with its Detroit deep-dish pizza: So what makes Buddy's so great? As my dad likes to say, it all begins with a well-seasoned and greased blue steel pan. The dough rises in the pan, before brick cheese and then sauce is added. Different toppings find their way to different layers of the pizza. Brick cheese is also an important part of the whole equation....10 Perfect Pizzas
Over on I Think This World Is Perfect... the blogger and Friend of Slice who goes by "Dad" ranks his top 10 pizzas: Frank Pepe's, New Haven, Connecticut Mario's, Arthur Avenue, The Bronx Nick's, Forest Hills, Queens, Una Pizza Napoletana (now closed) Totonno's, Upper East Side, Manhattan Caioti, Los Angeles Colosseo, Long Island, New York Pizzeria Paradiso, D.C. John's of Bleecker Street, Greenwich Village, Manhattan His own I've had six of the 10 from this nicely varied list—minus Caioti, Colosseo, Paradiso, and "Dad"'s own pizza. On that note, including your own pizza on a best-of list is at once a...Why Pepperoni Pizza Sucks
But can sausage trap its own greasy goodness, like this? Jon Eick over at the blog So Good has a great rant about pepperoni. Long story short, he don't like it. Here's why: If pizza is high quality, a mere slice of cheese is delicious. If pizza is mediocre, I understand the need to add toppings. But I have news for you pepperoni: you ain’t all that and a bag of chips. Pepperoni, while ok, is simply NOT good enough to have earned it’s place as the default pizza order of choice on merit alone. Hell no. I believe...Blogwatch: I Want This Slice Now
Danny of the blog Food in Mouth comes through with a great-looking slice shot. It's making me hungry even though I've just had breakfast....Slice is part of the Foodblog Ad Network. To advertise on this site or across a network of food-related weblogs, click here.
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