We ate dinner at Apizza Scholls, ordering a
pizza that was half house-made sausage and "goathorn pepper" (with the
usual: tomato sauce, mozzarella, pecorino romano, and olive oil) and
half margherita (the usual, plus garlic and basil). Both pies were
sprinkled with a bit of truffle oil.
It was "a mighty fine pizza." I approve. The mozzarella and the crust
were of notably good quality. Also, the pecorino added a nice sharpness
and a saltiness that obviated the need to cook with salt directly. As
for the meat half, the sausage was good, and the fennel seeds were a
nice touch. The slightly brined peppers--a bit vinegary--helped cut the
grease in the sausage. The meat half was definitely heavier, so we were
glad we had the margherita to balance it out.
Di Yin is showing how the pie is much bigger than her head.