[B said:ZOS23[/b]xy;1256423]The secret ingridient in New Jersey water is fresh mountain springs.
No, you ignorant clown, I did not.
When you quote someone, do it accurately. It pays to be fair.
The name stems from a shaman; were you not focusing on dragging people through the mud, you might have asked politely and be given a constructive answer.
I make a wicked authentic Italian styke Marghereta with home grown Roma tomatoes, home grown basil, and fresh Mozzerella and olive oil.
Let me know when you are in the neighborhood. :wink:
In New Jersey it's the tiny specks of Jimmy Hoffa they shake on top that give it that special flavor. :biggrin1:
Could I hijack this thread for a moment to ask a somewhat related question? Does anyone know about Grinder sandwiches of the kind you find in Southeastern Connecticut?
Hulk will smash Skull Mason.
Grinders in KC? Who knew? I grew up on those things. They were invented in the town I was born in. I have been trying to duplicate them in Ohio. I have everything down but the bread. That's the hard part.I do indeed JustAsking. They are great. There is actually a place in Kansas Cty that makes wonderful grinders. It's on Westport Road and I can't remember the name of the place.
Megs, do you know where I am talking about? Just across from the huge vintage record store there.
TORONTO!
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Grinders in KC? Who knew? I grew up on those things. They were invented in the town I was born in. I have been trying to duplicate them in Ohio. I have everything down but the bread. That's the hard part. Ohio has lousy bread. I had to live in Akron for 9 weeks for work many years ago and I remember trying to make hoagies. It was impossible.
I always tell them olive oil on both sides of the bread and NO vinegar. Vinegar is the same consistency as water and it makes the bread mushy and wet. I hate that. :yuck:Everywhere else I have lived, I have tried to cultivate a relationship with a local sub shop. This is so they get used to the copious amounts of olive oil I keep asking for on the subs.
I never claimed that it was good.... just cheap.
Yech! :yuck: That is exactly why I hate Papa John's Pizza. Mushrooms, pepperoni, green peppers, etc., these things are called toppings for a reason. They belong on top of the pizza!If you want good, nobody can beat JoJo's in Stittsville Ontario. They put the mushrooms under the cheese... makes all the difference.
SENATORS WILL SMASH PUNY LEAFS! (you just got lucky tonight)
Grinders in KC? Who knew? I grew up on those things. They were invented in the town I was born in. I have been trying to duplicate them in Ohio. I have everything down but the bread. That's the hard part.
Everywhere else I have lived, I have tried to cultivate a relationship with a local sub shop. This is so they get used to the copious amounts of olive oil I keep asking for on the subs.
Are you sure it's not "partially-deweaponized plutonium and monosodium poisonate"?The secret ingridient in New Jersey water is plutonium chloride.
Are you sure it's not "partially-deweaponized plutonium and monosodium poisonate"?