The Gluttony by Hell Pizza.

11.8.19
3 cups all-purpose flour
1/4 oz active dry yeast
2 tablespoons vegetable oil (olive oil for purists)
1 TEAspoon salt (seasalt)
1 tablespoon granulated sugar
1 cup warm distilled water (100*F, 45*C)
1. combine flour, salt, sugar and yeast in a large bowl. Mix in oil and warm water. Spread out on a large pizza pan. (sauce is an art in itself) Toppings as desired.
2. Bake at 375*F (190*C) for 20 to 25 min (holes in a teflon coated pizza pan allows for crisper pizza.)

Take pride in your work, no more $8-20 pizzas.

Danielle's Wood Fired pizza is one of the best pizza's in the Los Angeles, Southern California Area.

This is an excellent pizza.  Fresh, thin crust.  Perfect, flavorful, freshly made sauce.  And fresh pepperoni that comes out crispy and a little spicy.  Just an excellent pizza all-around!  And did I mention fresh?

I tried this place for the first time tonight after reading the reviews.  I walked in at 9 p.m. to find an empty store, and was greeted by the owner, Jimmy.  He was as friendly as could be, and even though I ordered a margherita pizza to go (which was great -- 100% fresh basil, garlic & tomatoes), he wanted me to try the pepperoni and handed me a slice.  What friendly service!  

I will definitely be back and I'll bring friends.  FYI, even though this pizza is made with an excellent thin crust, I wouldn't call it "New York style."  It's more of a gourmet thin crust pizza.  New York style is awesome (probably the best in the country), but relies heavily on cheese and a less flavorful sauce.  All I can say is, you have to try Danielle's.

Margarita pizza. i hope there will be a type of pizza that will makes me drank in one bite. hahaha

I'll go for manhattan and new yorks finest pizza with a beer to go. I'll be in heaven all night long with it. Let's add up some fried potatoes and fried chicken, then i'll stay all day long.

Originally posted by HYPERI0N

Originally posted by Dekron

Originally posted by Thydus

uhuh im from italy and im sorry for u guys but if u want to eat the best pizza u need come here :)

Want to try the best of pizza? take Pizza margherita the easy one without nothig :)

Italian pizza is some of the worst I've ever eaten.

 

Agreed. Sadly what passef for authentic pizza in itally well its primitive.

Haha don't know where you silly mugs ate, but when I visited Rome I had a bunch of genuine pizza's, cooked the right way in a clay oven. God, Americans...

But tbh, the best Pizza I had was a Calzone, a type of folded over pizza, and this was in Dubai, U.A.E. of all places! It was absolutely beautiful.

Originally posted by Bigdavo

Originally posted by HYPERI0N

Originally posted by Dekron

Originally posted by Thydus

uhuh im from italy and im sorry for u guys but if u want to eat the best pizza u need come here :)

Want to try the best of pizza? take Pizza margherita the easy one without nothig :)

Italian pizza is some of the worst I've ever eaten.

 

Agreed. Sadly what passef for authentic pizza in itally well its primitive.

Haha don't know where you silly mugs ate, but when I visited Rome I had a bunch of genuine pizza's, cooked the right way in a clay oven. God, Americans...

But tbh, the best Pizza I had was a Calzone, a type of folded over pizza, and this was in Dubai, U.A.E. of all places! It was absolutely beautiful.

 Calzone=high end Hot Pocket

Originally posted by Scubie67

 Calzone=high end Hot Pocket

Calzones are great. Hot Pockets aren't worth the cardboard they come in.

best pizza ever

Originally posted by Scalebane

 

best pizza ever

Thanks for that insight. I can now add you to the list of people whose food choices don't match mine. Or to those with twisted humor. I'll have to think about that.

Originally posted by grunty

Originally posted by Scubie67

 Calzone=high end Hot Pocket

Calzones are great. Hot Pockets aren't worth the cardboard they come in.

  Naw still the same

Originally posted by grunty

Originally posted by Scalebane

 

best pizza ever

Thanks for that insight. I can now add you to the list of people whose food choices don't match mine. Or to those with twisted humor. I'll have to think about that.

hahahaha

Originally posted by Scubie67

Originally posted by grunty

Originally posted by Scubie67

 Calzone=high end Hot Pocket

Calzones are great. Hot Pockets aren't worth the cardboard they come in.

  Naw still the same

hot pockets mess up my stomach lol.  well most frozen food from the store is aweful.  also store bought tortilla's omg so grossssssss...homeade is the only way to go.

Originally posted by Scalebane

Originally posted by Scubie67

Originally posted by grunty

Originally posted by Scubie67

 Calzone=high end Hot Pocket

Calzones are great. Hot Pockets aren't worth the cardboard they come in.

  Naw still the same

hot pockets mess up my stomach lol.  well most frozen food from the store is aweful.  also store bought tortilla's omg so grossssssss...homeade is the only way to go.

  Try Marie Callendars' .Still not home made but far and away the best microve frozen meals out there ,hands down.

"Finn’s Pizza in Homer, Alaska is as good as any pizza I’ve had outside of Manhattan and Brooklyn..."Sasha Raupp and Bjorn Larsenuses use "only organic ingredients knows that a light hand is best. And the crust — oh, the crust — he knows how to char the bottom without burning it." You have to taste it to believe it. YUM! YUM! YUM!

Neapolitan, ............................. yeah very tasty and mouth watering............... I hope I can learned how to cook this by myself:)))))))))))))))))

No Crust pizza. haha that's the best pizza for me. it's unique and affordable

Pepperoni Pizza. uhmmmm. YUMMY. It's my favorite :)))))))))))))))

Peppino's basic pepperoni is the clear winner. Pretty much anything off the Mellow Mushroom menu is definitely second place (it's fantastic for a small chain).

I had several pizzas in Italy as well. Unfortunately, fat's where the flavor is. The fresh vegetables and dough just doesn't compete with my instinct to feast just one link beneath myself on the food chain.

Chicken-bacon-ranch pizza is also surprisingly good, fyi.