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Re: Pizza
Margherita with Fresh mozzarella:


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That is indeed Black Thorn Pub.JCShutout wrote:I think that's at Blackthorn pub in the Tower Grove Park area. Best deep dish pizza (and best pizza in general) in stl.tothebeach08 wrote:Where is that 3rd picture taken at? That pizza looks like something I want!
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If you look closely at that speaker in the background, there is a penis drawn on it in chalk. One of my best friends put it there 5 years ago and nobody ever took it off, which is awesome.Popeye_Card wrote:That is indeed Black Thorn Pub.JCShutout wrote:I think that's at Blackthorn pub in the Tower Grove Park area. Best deep dish pizza (and best pizza in general) in stl.tothebeach08 wrote:Where is that 3rd picture taken at? That pizza looks like something I want!
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I read on the web a few weeks ago that Lemons has a free pizza buffet on Monday nights. Is this true? If this is true, am I an idiot for not eating there every Monday night?TimeForGuinness wrote:Black Thorn PubJoe Wells wrote:Is there anywhere in StL to get Chicago-style other than Uno? I like Uno, just wondering if there are others out there.
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And is it the same pizza (sauce, etc.) as BTP, since they're owned by the same folks?
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Re: Pizza
Both can be healthy, if you prepare them right.cardsfansince82 wrote:I would alternate between pizza and mexican food for pretty much every meal if they weren't so unhealthy.
You can make a pizza with a whole wheat crust, mostly veggie toppings, and light on the cheese and it would be pretty healthy for you. I mean, it's just bread, veggies, and cheese if you don't put 18 pounds of meat on it.
Though 18 pounds of meat on a pizza is delicious...
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Speaking of NYC style, I assume you've been to Ferraro's Jersey-style down in Soulard? Tasty stuff. Lots of meat.JL21 wrote:
By the way... I didn't see a NY style in the original post so I will remedy this, though Chicago-style has my heart:
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Yeah, that's what had be a bit confuzzled. Looks like good stuff, though.JL21 wrote:Yup. Just be aware that it's not a totally traditional Chicago-style (i.e. it looks like Popeye's last photo and not his first).TimeForGuinness wrote:Black Thorn PubJoe Wells wrote:Is there anywhere in StL to get Chicago-style other than Uno? I like Uno, just wondering if there are others out there.
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I grew up on a place called Roma's in Bethalto. Wonderful thin-crust Sicilian-style pizza. It's still there (although it's moved a couple of times). I usually pick one up when I visit the folks.
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Re: Pizza
I am sorry, but spinach does not deserve to be on my pizza...meat meat meat and onions and garlis with mushrooms on occasion...Popeye_Card wrote:P_C's easy deep dish recipe.
1 box Hot Roll Mix
10oz block frozen spinach (thawed)
1 ball fresh mozerella cheese (grated)
toppings as desired (olives, mushrooms, green peppers, sausage, ham, etc.)
Some sort of pizza/pasta sauce (I prefer a spicier, chunkier sauce myself)
12" round, 1.5" deep pan, preferably cast iron
* Mix dough as directed for pizza dough, and let rise
* Seperate out 2/3 of dough, and roll out so that you have a 1" overlap over the pan
* Mix spinach with 2/3 of grated cheese. Place in pan.
* Spread other toppings over the spinach/cheese mix.
* Roll out remaining dough so that it covers the pan. Roll the overlap dough into the covering dough, and kinda tuck it all in. Cut a couple 1" slits in the dough to let steam escape.
* Spread sauce on top.
* Bake on bottom rack at 450 for 10 minutes. Move to middle rack and bake for 30-45 minutes (until dough is browning). Sprinkle on remaining cheese for last 10 minutes.


