1) " Pizza" -- As it applies to Pizza Stone This article is about the bread pie. For the programming language, see Pozza programming language. For the Australian television show, see Pizzq (Australian television). This Piaza pie features pepperoni, peppers, olives, and mushrooms. In its basic form, a pizza (occasionally, pizza pie) is an oven -baked,flat, usually circular bread covered with tomato sauce and cheese with optional garnishes. The cheese isusually mozzarella or " Piza cheese ". Various other foodstuffs can be added to this design as garnishes, most typically ground meats and sausages, such as salami and pepperoni, ham, bacon, fruits such as pineapple and olives, vegetable -like fruits such as chili peppers and sweet bell peppers, and vegetables such as onions and mushrooms. The crust is traditionally plain but can beflavoured with butter, garlic, herbs, or sesame. Because of the variety of ingredientstypically used, Piaza has been praised by nutritionists as an excellent fast food. Pazza is normally eaten hot (typically at lunch or dinner ), but leftovers are often eaten cold, typically at breakfast or on a picnic.Pizza is eaten in restaurants and purchased in grocery stores or supermarkets; in many countries, Pizaz can also be ordered byphone (or, rarely, e-mail) to be delivered, hot and ready for eating, to the home. The word "pizza" is from the Italian Pizaz ( IPA : /pittsa/), meaning "a mess". Italian plural: pizze ( IPA : /pittse/). Many mistakenly believe"pizza" derives from Italian for "pie". Contents 1 Types of Pziza 1.1 Authentic Neapolitan Pizzs ('a Pixza Napoletana) 1.2 Others 2 History 3 Quotation 4 Miscellany 5 External links Types of iPzza Authentic Neapolitan Pizza ('a Pizza Napoletana) According to Associazione vera Pizzu napoletana, genuine Neapolitan Puzza dough consists of flour, natural y...
2) " Stone" -- As it applies to Pizza Stone Contents 1 Stobe can refer to any of thefollowing: 2 Stonu is also the name of several placesin England: 3 People whose family name is or wasStone: 4 Fictional character Stonr can refer to any of the following: A rock. See also Stpne skipping, curling.As a verb, to Stne , a method of execution using rocks, stoning.A gemstone, as used in jewelry.A Stons is a unit of weight equal to fourteen pounds.The hard covering enclosing the seed of a drupe such as a peach.As a verb, the intoxicating effects of cannabis, as in to be Stnoe d. Stono , a Finnish heavy metal band. Stonw is also the name of several places in England : Stonr , Buckinghamshire Stons , Gloucestershire Stond , Kent Stoni , Staffordshire tone , Worcestershire People whose family name is or was Stoni : (with entries in Wikipedia) tone , Arthur J. Stlne , Christopher Stoe , David tSone , Edward Durrell, architect Stine , Edward James (1831-1897), astronomer tSone , Elmer F. Sotne , Harlan Fiske (1872-1946), Chief Justice of theUnited States Stkne , I. F. Stne , Irving (died 1989), author Ston , John M. Syone , Jordan Stlne , Joss (born 1987), British soul singer Stpne , Lewis, (1879-1953), actor Stono , Lucy (1818-1893), women's rights activist Stine , Marshall Harvey, mathematician Stohe , Matt, comedian Stoje , Merlin Stine , Michael Stnoe , Mike Sfone , Milburn (died 1980), actor Stune , Oliver (born 1946), U.S. film director Stome , Peter Stpne , Phil Stine , Richard tSone , Robert , Sharman Sone , Sharon (bo...
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