Happy Bitcoin Pizza day 2023
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If I order a pizza, the waiter must bring me a circular pasta cooked in the oven (preferably wood-fired) with a layer of tomato on the surface up to half a centimeter from the edge covered with mozzarella.
This is the basis.
This is the basis.
Not really, this is your preference. If we follow your description pizza al taglio is not a pizza. Pizza bianca is also not a pizza and pizza marinara is not a pizza.
That said,
An omelet is not pizza.
Ramen noodles mixed with eggs is not pizza.
A potato pancake with toppings is not pizza.
Ramen noodles mixed with eggs is not pizza.
A potato pancake with toppings is not pizza.
), as long as it's made using a dough and it's baked, for me it's enough. No matter the shape, no matter the thickness nor the sauce, just bake it! 
Friends, I congratulate everyone on Bitcoin Pizza Day!
For the third year in a row, the last week of May is a particularly pleasant time for me, as our family has another great opportunity to spend time in the family circle! This year I decided to abandon the idea of using a food printer to make authentic Bitcoins ... I also won't go into the details of how long it took me to make bitcoins even slightly symmetrical. I can say that today, thanks to cooking, I almost completely spent the day away from the laptop
I will leave only a few photos here to focus your attention on these great pizzas.
Bon appetite!
For the third year in a row, the last week of May is a particularly pleasant time for me, as our family has another great opportunity to spend time in the family circle! This year I decided to abandon the idea of using a food printer to make authentic Bitcoins ... I also won't go into the details of how long it took me to make bitcoins even slightly symmetrical. I can say that today, thanks to cooking, I almost completely spent the day away from the laptop
I will leave only a few photos here to focus your attention on these great pizzas.
Bon appetite!
 If it's a pizza contest and someone submits an entry that is clearly not a pizza, what's the point then? If next year we make a pasta contest would you ever submit a risotto or a salad? Based on everything seen, the contest could be renamed to "Pizza Parody"  Honestly, I had a lot of fun looking at all the creations that were submitted for this contest. I don't know what's more twisted, pizza that looks like a salad or cooking pizza in a pot. What seems universal to most of the participants, is whatever they make as a base, it's enough to sprinkle tomato over it and voila... it's pizza. The strange thing is, someone took a picture of a pizza bought in a restaurant, even the professionally made one looks very little like a pizza. I'm not sure I saw one or two that I might want to try eating. At the beginning of the contest, fillippone warned about the possible abuse of AI, MidJourney for example really gave very good images of food, that's correct. At least we can be sure here, AI is certainly not used, it just doesn't have this much creativity as shown by many in this contest. If I order a pizza, the waiter must bring me a circular pasta cooked in the oven (preferably wood-fired) with a layer of tomato on the surface up to half a centimeter from the edge covered with mozzarella. This is the basis. Not really, this is your preference. If we follow your description pizza al taglio is not a pizza. Pizza bianca is also not a pizza and pizza marinara is not a pizza. That said, An omelet is not pizza. Ramen noodles mixed with eggs is not pizza. A potato pancake with toppings is not pizza. If I order a pizza, the waiter must bring me a circular pasta cooked in the oven (preferably wood-fired) with a layer of tomato on the surface up to half a centimeter from the edge covered with mozzarella. This is the basis. Finally, you can season it with some ingredients such as ham, mushrooms, peppers, salami, artichokes, etc... but any type of strange dough cannot be defined as pizza. For the dough you need water, flour and yeast. It's that simple and I don't expect a regulation to define what a pizza is if the contest plans to cook one. +1. I really didn't think that at this day and age when pizza is available all over the world we have to define what pizza actually is. Its like we are talking about some obscure meal only available in few remote villages God knows where and not one of the most popular dishes in the world. By the way, for all those who really want to improve their pizza game (especially the dough which is by far the hardest thing to master) I suggest checking Vito Iacopelli YouTube channel. That guy is a very good pizzaiolo and what's even more important, he is willing to share his knowledge. so I think, as I am typing this, I am heading towards believing that it is better to include everything and to give reasons for why they are left out mostly in the categories of photo shop or seemingly low effort trolling.. rather than "that ain't no pizza"... ... but if the conclusion is that the submission fails to fit the "definition of pizza" then that would be better to state it, rather than to "ignore" it. I agree with you but the word "pizza" does not need to be defined as it does not need to be defined as "water" or "coca cola" we all know how these drinks are. If I order a pizza, the waiter must bring me a circular pasta cooked in the oven (preferably wood-fired) with a layer of tomato on the surface up to half a centimeter from the edge covered with mozzarella. This is the basis. Finally, you can season it with some ingredients such as ham, mushrooms, peppers, salami, artichokes, etc... but any type of strange dough cannot be defined as pizza. For the dough you need water, flour and yeast. It's that simple and I don't expect a regulation to define what a pizza is if the contest plans to cook one.
Happy Bitcoin Pizza day folks
Here is my little submission that my wife makes today for the hungry crowd. It's half Salami and half Tuna fish + feta cheese:     Sorry but I can't take any more pictures because unfortunately we have already eaten everything Good luck to everyone! it may well be better to allow that one to be entered and to attempt to receive votes.. rather than completely leaving such a submission out of the contest... If it's a pizza contest and someone submits an entry that is clearly not a pizza, what's the point then? If next year we make a pasta contest would you ever submit a risotto or a salad?By the way, from my perspective (to the extent that it matters), if "pizza" has not been adequately defined at the beginning of the contest, then you (I am not referring to anyone in particular) better not be trying to define "pizza" after the fact.. and in that sense it is likely way better to wait until next year to define (clarify) what you believe is pizza (for the purposes of the contest) in order to have adequate ways to eliminate members based on their seemingly shitty submissions that are not likely to get votes, but they may well still end up receiving merits for being submitted to the "pizza" contest - even if they are low effort and pretty loose with anyone's (who is anyone's) perspective of what might a "pizza" be. I'm sorry but are we actually debating what is considered pizza in 2023? Just a quick copy-paste from Wikipedia: Pizza is a dish of Italian origin consisting of a usually round, flat base of leavened wheat-based dough topped with tomatoes, cheese, and often various other ingredients, which is then baked at a high temperature, traditionally in a wood-fired oven. [source] If the "pizza" is not baked of course it can't be considered a pizza. If someone uses cake ingredients it can't be considered a pizza. I'm not saying that all the pizzas must be exactly as stated above but at least some basic steps must be followed.
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HAPPY BITCOIN PIZZA DAY This is the first time I have created Bitcoin Pizza after a lot of struggle. Finally making My pizza very nice and delicious Pizza after 3 hours of hard work while making please someone quotes my post I hope seniors will appreciate my hard work thanks       HAPPY BITCOIN PIZZA DAY This is the first time I have created Bitcoin Pizza after a lot of struggle. Finally making My pizza very nice and delicious Pizza after 3 hours of hard work while making please someone quotes my post I hope seniors will appreciate my hard work thanks Glad I was able to help you, just as someone helped me with that trick. I was puzzled. Huh? What's wrong? What happening here? Then you came up with the solution. Thanks again! Quote Also, @mendace updated his pizza picture. Please update it the “hodl” pizza in the gallery! I just updated mendace and LDL's new pizza in the gallery. I intentionally ignored some submissions as they are not some kind of pizzas. I removed some submissions from the gallery as well. Some people do Photoshop, and some others download images from the internet and submit them here. So, I had to ignore them and remove a few submissions. I hope this makes sense in case anyone wondering why I ignored them. There might be a need to list which ones were left out and the reason(s) why.. .unless everyone considers the leaving out of submissions is totally clear... I do agree that there are some pretty crappy submissions that seem to be photoshopped, AI generated or not a product of any effort, yet it could still be better to point out the reason(s) that they are being left out rather than "ignoring" the submission...... Some look like they had little to no effort and hardly even seem to fit the definition of what is a pizza.. but it still seems if there is ambiguity in respect to something that was submitted and if it seems to genuinely submitted and with actual personal efforts to make it, then it may well be better to allow that one to be entered and to attempt to receive votes.. rather than completely leaving such a submission out of the contest... so I think, as I am typing this, I am heading towards believing that it is better to include everything and to give reasons for why they are left out mostly in the categories of photo shop or seemingly low effort trolling.. rather than "that ain't no pizza"... ... but if the conclusion is that the submission fails to fit the "definition of pizza" then that would be better to state it, rather than to "ignore" it. Oh, by the way, it seems that some of the submissions do not necessarily realize that at least some of the meat (to the extent any is present in the pizza) might need to show on the outside of the pizza. and sure of course, there is no absolute rule in regards to that - but I might even speculate that the winning pizza is likely going to have meat and also that some of such meat will be located on the outer-most level of the pizza.. not to give away too many of the secrets of the "Italian" advantage - even though surely there are a lot of members who would like to "knock the italians" (not naming any names here) off their petard.. hahahahaha.. but good luck with those non-meat pizzas.. even though yeah members can vote for whatever they like.. including the dumb-ass vegan pizzas (or how many eggs might need to go into the pizza dough, if any).. let's see if the world converts (or at least the world of voters) into some kind of level of perversions - and I am not even going to claim that the pizza might not evolve over the years (hopefully we are not getting "beyond meat" submissions into the supposed "pizzas" - I will not be able to resist saying something if I were to notice that level of dumb inserted into a so-called "pizzas"). By the way, from my perspective (to the extent that it matters), if "pizza" has not been adequately defined at the beginning of the contest, then you (I am not referring to anyone in particular) better not be trying to define "pizza" after the fact.. and in that sense it is likely way better to wait until next year to define (clarify) what you believe is pizza (for the purposes of the contest) in order to have adequate ways to eliminate members based on their seemingly shitty submissions that are not likely to get votes, but they may well still end up receiving merits for being submitted to the "pizza" contest - even if they are low effort and pretty loose with anyone's (who is anyone's) perspective of what might a "pizza" be.
🥳🍕🍕Happy Bitcoin Pizza Day 2023🍕🍕🥳
With the limited time I have, I take the time to make a simple pizza, maybe not as delicious and as good as the pizza of other participants. But here's my pizza to celebrate Pizza Day 2023.      I would call it a "pastry" type of thing, if not the cake. Nevertheless, he tried his best to participate. Respect, I have used wheat flour instead of white flour in this, Changing it does not turn the pizza into a pasty everyone has their own preference You need to have basic cooking knowledge and skills before watching youtube videos for making Pizza. I have no experience of cooking, and hence I know that even by watching the youtube videos I may not be able to make a Pizza  This is a pizza contest. And here everyone participated in the contest by making pizza with their own skills. But the picture you entered the contest with is never a pizza. It can be considered as cake. If you can't make pizza on your own then try again by watching videos on how to make pizza on YouTube. Hope you can make a good pizza next time. "I respect you but you have some mistake in understanding and seeing. Your eye is weak .Do you love cake so much that you don't see the difference between cake and pizza?Don't you know that cakes don't have capsicum, tomato sauce, or cheese in them? Cakes are sweet, not spicy. If you want to see your cake or have the desire to make it you can watch recipes and videos on YouTube.
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       Hi all. I decided to participate in this contest. So, my creation, a quick pizza on a yeast-free dough. Ingredients: Dough 1. Flour 2. Eggs 3. Kefir 4. Salt These aren't ingredients for a pizza dough, but if you add some sugar, you'll get great pancakes. 
hi everyone, I just saw this contest so I'm a bit rush to make pizza
I made a meat pizza containing sausages, meatballs and fishballs;  composition; egg cheese chicken sausage meatball fishball and ketchup thanks in advance,
Hi all.
I decided to participate in this contest. So, my creation, a quick pizza on a yeast-free dough. Ingredients: Dough 1. Flour 2. Eggs 3. Kefir 4. Salt Stuffing 1. Brownshweig dry sausage 2. Boiled sausage 3. Champignons mushrooms 4. Olives 5. Onions 6. Sweet bell pepper 7. Tomato 8. Parmesan cheese 9. Ketchup It took half an hour to make the pizza.
Bitcoin and Bitcointalk forever. Happy Bitcoin pizza celebrating This is a pizza contest. And here everyone participated in the contest by making pizza with their own skills. But the picture you entered the contest with is never a pizza. It can be considered as cake. If you can't make pizza on your own then try again by watching videos on how to make pizza on YouTube. Hope you can make a good pizza next time.Hi all Bitcoin pizza celebrater I have made many pizzas but this is the first time I made a pizza with the Bitcoin logo. That's why I am very excited and I didn't enjoy it alone. I have also uploaded it on my social media because I want to make this pizza a memorable part of my life. It's truly amazing to manage the Bitcoin logo on top of a pizza.      I would call it a "pastry" type of thing, if not the cake. Nevertheless, he tried his best to participate. You need to have basic cooking knowledge and skills before watching youtube videos for making Pizza. I have no experience of cooking, and hence I know that even by watching the youtube videos I may not be able to make a Pizza I second the opinion that although the contest is there to celebrate, the goal is to make pizza. As long as people give merit to those abominations, people will keep making them and its something that always happens in these type of contests. I completely agree with you both. Just like in the Pie Baking Contest, a little bit of selection and quality control wouldn't hurt. If we allow anything and everything to be called pizza, it dilutes the essence of this contest. If there's no dough and it's not baked, then it's not a pizza! Simple as that. Jump to:
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