This week has been a huge disappointment of mediocre food. Accidentally added guac in my Chipotle burrito online order - FAIL. Had Dominos Pizza - health FAIL. Ate at Dos Toros - LivingSocial FAIL. There were some successes - Roasted Tomato and Eggplant soup (which I also used as pizza sauce), homemade pizza, and this tomato grilled cheese sandwich. Fresh CSA tomatoes with Consider Bardwell Farm Pawlet cheese. Major SUCCESS and the best thing I had in my mouth all week.
If you are in the mood for some baking - try this chewy and crispy chocolate chip cookie recipe.
Showing posts with label Dominos Pizza. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dominos Pizza. Show all posts
Monday, August 22, 2011
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Dominos Pizza - Is it Really Better?
After the beer garden, we hung out on Anna and Marcus' roof, where we could admire the Manhattan skyline as we waited for Domino's pizza. I don't know why we had decided on Domino's, but I was willing to give it a try due to the recent commercials proclaiming how horrible their pizza use to be and how it is now so much better. I guess I could give them credit for being honest.
A little background on my pizza past: I lived for Pizza Hut and its greasy golden crust as both a child and teenager. Book-It was not about books for me, it was about my personal pan that no one but me could touch. Did I mention that Pizza Hut and I have the same birth place - Wichita, Kansas? I can still taste the crispy, slightly burnt pepperonis in my mouth, or the taco (no meat please) pizza I would order with my mom. At my grandparent's place we would order Godfather's. I don't know why they preferred Godfather's over Pizza Hut, but I did quite enjoy their dessert streusel pizza. As I got older Papa John's came in my life and quickly exited, as I found their pizza too "gourmet." Garlic dipping sauce, pepperocinis - really? Not needed. As I got older I would sometimes stop at Little Cesars with friends for their five dollar large pizzas, but I rarely had Domino's. To me Domino's was the loser of the pizzas. After moving to New York, I have been inundated with pizza, unfortunately I have yet to find a good place to order in Harlem. So I took this opportunity not only as a little party, but also as a research project.
A little background on my pizza past: I lived for Pizza Hut and its greasy golden crust as both a child and teenager. Book-It was not about books for me, it was about my personal pan that no one but me could touch. Did I mention that Pizza Hut and I have the same birth place - Wichita, Kansas? I can still taste the crispy, slightly burnt pepperonis in my mouth, or the taco (no meat please) pizza I would order with my mom. At my grandparent's place we would order Godfather's. I don't know why they preferred Godfather's over Pizza Hut, but I did quite enjoy their dessert streusel pizza. As I got older Papa John's came in my life and quickly exited, as I found their pizza too "gourmet." Garlic dipping sauce, pepperocinis - really? Not needed. As I got older I would sometimes stop at Little Cesars with friends for their five dollar large pizzas, but I rarely had Domino's. To me Domino's was the loser of the pizzas. After moving to New York, I have been inundated with pizza, unfortunately I have yet to find a good place to order in Harlem. So I took this opportunity not only as a little party, but also as a research project.
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