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Sadly, no.Flash said:Is there nothing you Americans won't deep fry?![]()
Sadly, no.Flash said:Is there nothing you Americans won't deep fry?![]()
Closed within the past year, they got taxed out of the place. They have a smaller place in Haddonfield now. The last night they were open, the wife and I ordered about 20 panzarottis (they were selling them at 1970 prices or something) and froze some.Buck said:part-timer said:Just had leftover Chinese, sorry.Buck said:part-timer said:Baked is more like a pizza turnover.Buck said:I haven't checked the link, but it sounds like a panzarotti, which many people fry, although I prefer mine baked.
At Attilio's, they bake their panzarottis.
Now, please go eat one and tell me how good it was.
Saddest day of late was when Franco's closed in Haddon Twp.
When did it close? That's a dark day for the PVI student body.
And please get a panzarotti from Attilio's some time in the next week and tell me all about it. I'm eating South Jersey food vicariously through you.
UTshooter said:Sadly, no.Flash said:Is there nothing you Americans won't deep fry?![]()
buckweaver said:Deep-fried Twinkies ... a.k.a. heart attack on a stick ... are ****ing amazing.
Flash said:buckweaver said:Deep-fried Twinkies ... a.k.a. heart attack on a stick ... are ****ing amazing.
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UTshooter said:Flash said:buckweaver said:Deep-fried Twinkies ... a.k.a. heart attack on a stick ... are ****ing amazing.
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Amazing that you could so eloquently capture the very thing I am thinking.
three_bags_full said:Wouldn't the deep-fried pizza thing be sort-of like a calzone?
flash, have you ever tasted deep fried turkey? it's not like fried chicken. it's just really moist. delicious.Flash said:Hmmmm, that sounds like it's worth a try. Jury still out on deep-fried pizza, turkey and just about anything else ...