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Salami Pizza

“A world devoid of tomato soup, tomato sauce, tomato ketchup and tomato paste is hard to visualize. Could the tin and processed food industries have got where they have without the benefit of the tomato compounds which colour, flavour, thicken and conceal so many deficiencies? How did the Italians eat spaghetti before the advent of the tomato? Was there such a thing as tomato-less Neapolitan pizza?”
-Elizabeth David (1913-1992) ‘An Omelette and a Glass of Wine’, 1984

Home delivered salami pizza saves me when I’m too late for cooking! :)

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11 Comments

  1. your question made me thinking. maybe they were eating white spaghetti. :)

    ang sarap naman ng pizza dito. thanks for playing along this week, zel!

  2. Your salami pizza looks so tasty!

  3. Salami’s my favorite topping too :) .

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  4. Now I am hungry!

    Laughter for RT

  5. Let’s here it for tomato sauce! I’m waiting for sausage lasagna to finish baking as I write this. My Ruby Tuesday photo is a little more in-your-face (though I guess tomato sauce could end up on your face).

  6. That looks good!

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  7. I love pizza and thsi looks so good! happy Ruby Tuesday!

  8. So many RT bloggers are showing food and I am getting hungrier and hungrier! :)

  9. A lovely collection of reds on your table – well done :)

    Tink *~*~*

  10. Love all the Red here!
    Happy Ruby Tuesday,
    Lola & Nora:)
    btw My quick RT link!

  11. This looks like a delightful pizza, full of the sharp pepperoni tastes upon a crisp crust. Tomatoes, what would we do without them??

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