Pizzalore

"You could put tofu on a pizza and still legally call it a pizza." some one please make a gif of... 1. Bill Hader at :59 2. The slice of pizza Terminatoring it self back together and scuttling under the fridge.

Here is a special delivery from filmmaker Monica Menez. Precious from monica menez on Vimeo .

Yesterday I posted a video about degreasing pizza. That was just one method. Scott of Scott's Pizza Tours also muses on the best way to degrease a slice. I imagine he has seen a few degreasers in his pizza touring so surely he must know the way...

Just another way to reduce your consumption of pizza grease...  

My friend Will recently posted this video on Facebook. In it this dude talks about how he has only eaten pizza for the last 15 years and suspects he has lost weight (>30lbs) just from blotting the grease off his pizza. He explains, in detail, this amazing weight loss technique! Always consult a pizza doctor before implementing any pizza weight loss techniques. from the original poster ulillillia "For about 15 years, I've been degreasing pizza. That is, I soak up the grease on pizzas before I even start eating them. From my experiences, this is an effective weight loss technique and it works on many things. For a McDonald's hamburger (the really greasy ones, from what I remember before 2004, the last time I had meat), simply order the burger with all the components separate (the lettuce, tomatoes, ketchup, mustard, cheese, etc.). For a pizza, it's much easier... until you start adding certain toppings like spices, parmasean (sp. ?), or garlic as t...

LOL! JK! He totally is. This is adorable! Thanks to Will for the heads up on this one.

Actually, We've posted a few NYT items on Pizzalicious! In this one, Melissa Clark hosts a pretty cute tutorial about making pizza at home . I'm sure pizza purists out there will have some beefs but I think there is a lot she gets right and overall this is a great tutorial. She has definitely done her homework and has even studied with Andrew Feinberg (of Franny's fame). I'm stoked to see other pizzalicious ladies out there and I'd love to make a pie with her. Check it out! Beef! 1. She doesn't make her own dough. No big deal. I perfer to make my own but some store bought ones like the ones from Pizza Tonight are pretty great. Plus you get high fives for supporting your local pizza joint even when you are cooking at home. 2.  She doesn't have a peel. No big deal. Lots of people don't. I have a good one that I love and it is great for bread and other baking stuff too. But her pan slide method works great! 3. She finishes the pie under the broile...

If you're in the neighborhood, stop by Leonardo's by the Slice!! Right near the UF campus, Leo's has been a Gainesville staple since 1973. You'll probably see me there, too!! http://leonardosgainesville.com/ http://www.facebook.com/leonardosbytheslice http://twitter.com/#!/leosbytheslice

Chef Sanjay Thumma is adorable! He needs a show on the Cooking Channel immediately! In this video he is SO excited about pizza. I love that he put his own spin on toppings. "When bunch of guys get together to watch a sports channel they want pizza, When bunch of ladies get together to having a kitty party they- want some quick bite- it's pizza. Ask a kid what they want- it's pizza" So true. Check him out at http://www.vahrehvah.com/

Henry Rollins defends pizza lovers of the USA. The legendary punk and front man of Black Flag weighs in on pizza, politics, war, Democrats, Republicans and Tea Partiers and more in this interview.   Particularly interesting is his view on the troubles of pizza lovers in this country.  "War or pizza? Hmmmm, I think most people are going for pizza. But somehow that is politicized into 'If you like pizza you're weak on defense. If you like pizza you love the Taliban and are a Communist' and that's where it ends." These outlandish and unfounded allegations will NOT be tolerated by the pizza-loving patriots of this country! Thank you Mr. Rollins for pointing out that pizza is a much more appetizing option than war, bullshit and sickening health-care system. Props to my friend Will for the heads up on this one.

Ahhhhh.  I don't get "it."

Appy Entertainment has released a new game called  Zombie Pizza. For just $0.99 you can dish up brain and eyeball pizza to hungry zombies. The animations look great and I think this is a must have for pizza lovers this Halloween. You can download it at from the App store on iTunes or check it out at the APPY website .

Google's new Google Mobile commercial is very long and very pizzalicious. In true Google fashion there are hidden links and Easter eggs in this 10 minute long commercial. Plus towards the end he finally gets something to eat, but it isn't what you're expecting. So I guess that is Google making a joke. To see the hidden surprises, click on: basketball 00:42 azzip 01:21 The area to the right 01:47 torture machine (joke) on the left 03:27 the panel on the left 04:38 horse 05:50 Godzilla 06:34 face AND left arm of Santa Claus 07:59 Toast 09:12

The Olsen Twins appear in this super creepy screwed up version of their Pizza Song.

This is a long form commercial for Pizza La  Pizza in Japan. Like most pizza commercials from Japan it is really weird. I don't speak Japanese and I couldn't find a version with subtitles. But from the looks of it, they start in Spain and end up in Russia....

I'm stoked to welcome my friend Harris as a new contributor for the Pizzalicious blog! I know he will make some awesome posts! -Lauren  It's not every day you get to write something for one of your favorite blogs. I'm truly honored to be part of Pizzalicious!!! If you know me, you know that I too have a true love for all things pizza and I'm always excited to see all the different takes and variations on it. Does anyone remember this? It's one in a sea of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles books geared towards kids in the early 1990s. What's special about this one in particular is that it contains the recipe for the first pizza I ever got to make!! Splinter's Eazy Pizzas are basically pizzas prepared on English muffins then baked in the oven. They're pretty simple, but there was something pretty great about being able to make your own pizzas as a kid with whatever toppings you could imagine. My sister and I came up with some pretty intense combinatio...