Oh no did I just call this post "A Pizza The Action"

(Oh, yes. I did…) AMAZING homemade pizzas with roasted red peppers, homemade guacamole, homemade salads and homemade fish at Marc and Sam's house, for Sam's birthday.

There was also some nicely boozy tiramisu. And a box of muffins.
Here are some links to Sam's work:
Photography
Cushions and things

Floret Me Not

There's something wrong with this picture. Perhaps it's the fact that it's a picture of a pizza with huge clumps of broccoli planted into it. NOTE: I found this in the drafts folder from over a year ago, so I thought I might as well publish it.

Saturday night and Sunday morning

A tandoori hot pizza from Domino's and a chicken, stuffing and fruity chutney sandwich from Pret. Oh dear.

Manhattan Pizza Odyssey

A $5.50 "special slice" from Ray's Pizza - pepperoni and chicken escalope

$1.50 pepperoni slice from 2 Bros Pizza in Hell's Kitchen.

The practical difference between the two pizzas - apart from the chicken - is that the $1.50 slice is best enjoyed by dragging the toppings and cheese off with your teeth, and throwing the base over your shoulder.

Meanwhile, this pizza came from The Irish Pub on 7th Avenue.

You might think that there's something wrong with this picture. You're right. It's a picture of a pizza with large florets of broccoli planted into it.

Colonel Sanders

or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Gained 7lb




A week-long jaunt around the country in a hire car. Rapid weight-gain ensued.
First stop, a lovely pot of tea and a KFC Zinger® Burger at the Welcome Break services, Newport Pagnell. (Welcome Break? You're welcome to it etc.) Then a lovely homemade quiche and potatoes and salad and things courtesy of Ma Disappointment in Nottingham. And finally, after a night on the town, a densely-cheesy pineapple and pepperoni pizza from Sneinton's finest The Food Junction. And that's quite enough for one day thank you.