
The above is not my pizza. It's from a place called Zachary's in Berkeley which is delicious! It's my inspiration. Here is my result. It's enormous!



Although it tasted alright, it was too big. One apple thick! That's a third of a Smurf! The problem was that I used my usual dough recipe which tends to rise quite a bit. Confining it to a deep dish pan forces it to rise straight up. Now I am on a quest to find a deep dish crust recipe which will remain thinner (but not cracker-like)while being delicious! I'll keep you posted as I progress toward my goal.
The next thing I made was for my kids. My kids have been wanting their own light sabers. I've see a few nerf-like swords online for $15 or more each. A friend gave us a couple, but the inner stick broke pretty quickly. As I was trying to fix them, It occured to me that I could make way better ones on my own.
So I did.
It cost me $3 to make 4 swords.
I bought a couple of water weenie/noodles from the dollar store. Next I bought a length of 1/2" pvc pipe. (I even cut it down to size right there at the store). Next I slid the pipe down the hole of the noodle. Finished! I taped the handles just to make them look nicer.





I had a couple of feet left over, so I left only a short bit of pipe showing, and plan on connectling them with string (or chain) for nerf Nunchucks.
I made one other thing, but it's not done yet. It should be done by Sunday. I'll let Val show that one.
3 comments:
Looked like good pizza...wish I could convince Scott to take up the quest to make the perfect pizza. Love the swords! Every foam sword we've had has broken in only a couple of days. AND...I'm waiting for pics of Zoey! Mom said you were going to email some...did you forget your little sis? Tell Val she is AMAZING!!!
That pizza looks really tasty right now.
We went to Provo's Freedom Festival with Mom the other day. They had a bunch of booths out and Mom bought my boys swords just like this (except for shorter) for $3 each! I didn't know how they were made until Sam ripped his apart to reveal the PVC pipe center.
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