not a genius !...me thinks one is trying to hurt my feelings...well, i
can take all the fluff you have to throw about.....we orphans of the
little red dress league ( little orphan annie, ivan the terrible in his
early years and myself ) have long put up with envy....it is ok...we
will all still be each other coming the morning ( do you get out much
in the morning ?....daylight is good for hangovers i hear )...so i will
take the cue and get out a book on the mediterrean and buff up on
my geography...little lulu always goes on learning or was that celine
dion who always goes on ?....must check out the music sheets in my
accordion box.
Originally posted by RavelloAs an American, I've never heard of any vegetable being referred to as a peperoni. I have heard of perperoncini, which is more likely our interperetation of your peperoni vegetable reference. What we call peperoni is a meat topping that is similar to a sliced spicy sausage. And it is usually spelled with 1 "r".
I hate when americans make stupid restaurant signs or names like this just to imitate italians.
Pepperoni means nothing,the correct name for the vegetables is peperoni with one "r" and it has nothing to do with pepper,I guess that's why americans always translate it with two "r"s,they believe it has something to do with pepper.
Excuse for the rant,I used to work as the guy who makes pizzas (pizzaiolo).
EDIT- And most of the American owned "Italian" restaurants that have those "stupid restaurant signs" are owned by Americans of Italian heritage.
Originally posted by Sicilian SmaugFrescheta 4 Cheese Thin Crust. Mmmm....
Im interested to know what people's favourite shop bought pizzas are. Excluding Pizza Hut and other pizza restaurants.. i mean the ones you buy in supermarkets and little shops. I just ate a Goodfellas La Bottega Pepperoni one and personnaly i think it takes some beating, i tend to buy at least one a week. All suggestions will be taking on board for ...[text shortened]... s some delicious boxed pizzas on sale abroad that us lot in the UK havnt been introduced to yet?
Originally posted by RavelloIn Norway they use "pepperoni" like in America, referring to salami (or something similar). I didn't know it was used that way anywhere before I moved to Norway, so that was quite surprising. In Germany, "Peperoni" is used for what I think is called "chili peppers" in English. I always thought it was the same in Italian, but if you say it doesn't have anything to do with pepper, it seems I am wrong (unless you were only referring to black and white pepper). Very confusing. So what kind of vegetables are called peperoni in Italian?
Pepperoni means nothing,the correct name for the vegetables is peperoni with one "r" and it has nothing to do with pepper,I guess that's why americans always translate it with two "r"s,they believe it has something to do with pepper.
As a vegitarian my favorite pizza is the pizza milanese by dr oetker. Its just as good as a pizza with meat on it! yum yum! *drools over the keyboad.
I would reccomend it to al dutch forumers, I dont know if they have it abroad
http://www.oetker.nl/webgate/niederlande/OetkerNL_WG5_3.nsf/FrameByKey/DEBI-6E8JHS-NL-p
I could look at it all day
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Originally posted by LordOfTheChessboardWhat is/are "pittige rode ui"? If we had that pizza here, I would have seen it. There's not much choice for vegetarians here. 🙁
As a vegitarian my favorite pizza is the pizza milanese by dr oetker. Its just as good as a pizza with meat on it! yum yum! *drools over the keyboad.
I would reccomend it to al dutch forumers, I dont know if they have it abroad
http://www.oetker.nl/webgate/niederlande/OetkerNL_WG5_3.nsf/FrameByKey/DEBI-6E8JHS-NL-p
I could look at it all day
😛
I'll have a Pizza Ristorante Mozzarella today. 🙂