Only coal can generate the very high temperatures required for this style of pizza. The crust is very thin and it's baked for only a few minutes at temperatures up to 700 degrees.
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Only coal can generate the very high temperatures required for this style of pizza. The crust is very thin and it's baked for only a few minutes at temperatures up to 700 degrees.
Here's their oven. Guessing the coal is underneath and they use a good wood inside for flavor?
Here's their oven. Guessing the coal is underneath and they use a good wood inside for flavor?
Maybe it is just a wood and charcoal oven.
Think imma spoil myself for lunch today. Decided on Legal Seafood for a lobster roll, seaweed salad and jasmine rice. That sounds absurdly delicious.
I know a lady who runs a local seafood restaurant, and she put lobster rolls on the menu after too many tourists told her about them.
She told me she doesn't feel right cutting up good lobster meat just to make a "fancied up tuna salad sandwich" for the tourists.
She told me she doesn't feel right cutting up good lobster meat just to make a "fancied up tuna salad sandwich" for the tourists.
God bless you, Canucks. Had one of these for dessert. Buddy just got back from Montreal.
those are great for the sugar junkies. Wes would love them.
Mean Mr. Mustard
Always shouts out something obscene
You should never eat sushi on route 1.
edit: If you take 32 to Cedar lane there's a Japanese Steakhouse at Hickory Ridge village center that has pretty good sushi.
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im up north right now at work, if i was down closer to home theres some options.
Being up north means closer to your area though ibwip, any decent places in columbia area?
Yeah, the place at Hickory Ridge, which is called Koto Katana. There's also Sushi Sono at the lakefront, and there's a new place in Maple Lawn across from the Harris Teeter-- can't remember the name.