Lady, you need to go to Haus of Pizza in Costa Mesa and get garlic and artichokes on your pie. And there you have my preferred toppings, but only if it's coming from Haus of Pizza. Thank you Mrs. Obejuan for suggesting it in the first place.
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lol ya. i always drive by it and wonder about it. i live right off adams actually so i'd just have to take it down to costa mesa.
the last time i got pizza from my regular joint i did get artichokes, sausage & mushrooms. i just don't feel like artichokes tonight. but next time i do, i'll try haus of pizza. (it's not too briny is it? i remember one time i had artichokes on my pizza elsewhere and it tasted like they put the juice from the can/jar of artichokes on the pizza, too. it was too strong. i didn't like it.)
lol.
Just piles and piles of fresh basil. Can't put it on before you cook it, or it'll shrivel and lose its moisture and flavor.
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This is the greatest pizza in the world. Got to eat there last summer. I should make a new thread so everyone can worship at the altar of DiFara
i'm serious
bacon, canadian bacon, pepperoni, extra cheese, and name it the 20lucfan special, and i'll drive from sd to get some.
I have three different types of basil growing in my back yard, so yes, I am a big fan. The common sweet basil especially, but the Thai basil is pretty good. It isn't as good on Italian food, but is fun to mix up with that and the sweet basil on homemade pizza.
Good luck. If you do, leave plenty of time. It can take 2-3 hours to get your pie or even get in the door, and they have rather strange hours. When I was there they locked the door because it was getting so crazy. We were the last people in there and old man Dom actually talked to us about the neighborhood, his ingredients and how much he loves making pizza.