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Dr. Ho's Humble Pie - Charlottesville VA

Last weekend I went to the Wayside Center For Popular Education and cooked for about 200 people at the Wayside Commons Party ! It was awesome. The Wayside Center is a great place for activists, organizers and all citizens to connect, make friends, learn, grow and relax - what could be more worthy of  celebration!? The menu didn't include pizza, but  rather some delicious lamb tacos from the Southwood Alliance , cucumber salad from Root Force Collective Farm , and  lots of other yummy ho-made things from me and the kitchen volunteers. quiche, apple cobbler, cheese grits, chili and more! Whew! It was a lot of work for a great cause and I was happy to do it but by the end of the weekend I was kitchened out! I took a dip in the creek and then headed to Dr. Ho's Humble Pie for pizza with my friends!  JP and his friend from Norfolk Food Not Bombs , Niels and Emily from Root Force, Jeff and his son Ammon (who is planning C'villes first Horror Film Festival - The Blue Ri...

Ready Made Magazine is Pizzalicious!

Make Nice Monday Mosaic Party Pizza Party This cute pizza craft feature was on the ReadyMade front page today. Thanks to my pizzalicious pal, Rude Robbie at Robert Smolko Graphic Design for the heads up. Of course I already have one of Cleo Dee's Pizza Squids. The only thing I love as much as pizza is cephalopods. I'm definitely trying to get my hands on some pizza-scented soap or candles.  Ha!

Mummy Pizza

Check out this cute snack from Ellen Jacob and The Examiner. They are perfect for a Halloween snack. This is a great use of string cheese sticks too. Ingredients • English muffins • Pizza sauce • Black olives • Scallions • Red or green pepper • Cheese sticks or slices Instructions 1. Heat the oven to 350Āŗ F. For each mummy, spread a tablespoon of pizza sauce onto half of an English muffin (toast it first, if you like). 2. Set olive slices in place for eyes and add round slices of green onion or bits of red or green pepper for pupils. 3. Lay strips of cheese (we used a pulled-apart cheese stick) across the muffin for the mummy’s wrappings. 4. Bake for about 10 minutes or until the cheese is melted and the muffin is toasty.