I'm not sure I can unsee that visual!Congrats on the spinner ride!
As far as the taco bell sauce goes I think Joexray is just jealous he doesn't have it readily available to him up north. Don't tell anyone but sometimes late at night I will sit in the dark and see how many packets I can squeeze into my mouth at once while watching the Golden Girls. You should try it sometime. Quite the thrill!
Thank you Ryan!Congrats on the carousel ride! That looks killer up on my tiny phone screen...definitely not gonna turn my computer on to see it tonight
Ryan
Ah yes! Casey's taco pizza brings back some memories too!Even though I’m not in Iowa anymore, I have a Casey’s a few minutes away. Had a taco pizza last week.
Thank you Robert!Congrats on yet another featured thread Jed. Very much deserved my friend.
Robert
Thank you Jim! Maybe more than one beer too!A cold beer and a slice (or two) of that and I'd be a happy boy. Great looking pizza!
Jim
Maybe more than one beer too!
Congrats on the spinner ride!
As far as the taco bell sauce goes I think Joexray is just jealous he doesn't have it readily available to him up north. Don't tell anyone but sometimes late at night I will sit in the dark and see how many packets I can squeeze into my mouth at once while watching the Golden Girls. You should try it sometime. Quite the thrill!
Haha, I hope you have a try and give it your own spin! Let me know how it goes! The kettle/vortex upside down worked really well and you are right, I also cooked two other traditional pizzas for the kids before the taco (Pepperoni and Cheese), to get it figured out a bit. I just didn't include them here, but the kids and their friends were very happy with them!Looks good! I don't remember seeing taco pizza anywhere. The Mrs has been asking for tacos at least once a week lately and something like this would be a nice change.
Also like the way it fits over the vortex. With that much charcoal you could probably make two or three.
There would need to be sour cream involved for us, though ;-)
Thank you Sam! Yes, Godfather's style doesn't sound too far off from how your is and I would love to try it too. I especially love the idea of half Mozz! I didn't really follow Godfathers closely outside of memory of the key things that made it stand out for me and the addition of a few I've wanted. I believe that Godfathers uses their Cheeseburger or Hamburger Pizza for the base, followed by the fresh tomato, lettuce, Dorito toppings. I added the seasoning of the Taco meat, including tomato sauce, and left off the heavier pizza sauce because I thought it would taste better. Godfathers doesn't have raw onions on theirs and I don't like raw white onions (Except on a good hotdog) because I think its a bit overpowering, but a bit of sweat mixed with the meat still gives some good flavor and texture. I'm definitely with you on the cheap taco sauce, Ideally refrigerated before use, no argument at all with the Ortega, I just prefer the cheap Taco Bell! I do think that Crushed Doritos are a must for a Taco Pizza though! maybe next time you go to get some of your local try to sneak in a snack bag of crushed Doritos!Looks great! Sorry to read some of you can't get it and have to make it. Taco pizza is very common here. We eat it once a month for sure. No Godfathers here but if any of you want a few pointers for how they do it here.bauchjw Not critiquing at all and would tear the heck outta yours! They still use pizza sauce and don't sweat the onion but throw it on the pie. They do not season the ground beef either (it's a pizza joint) but shake on taco seasoning. Cheese is Half mozz and half cheddar. There are also few variations but the main one is "spicy taco pizza" and that is when they use salsa instead the pizza sauce and add jalapeno. You get a side of sour cream with regular taco pizza and ranch for the spicy one. I am a total sauce snob but this is a rare time where cheapo wins. Ortega "taco sauce" shines on taco pizza. It just works, trust me.
Thank you Steve! Yes, every time I’ve tried one with beans it’s been pretty nasty to me. Better to make your own…or visit Iowa!Looks really good Jed! I've tried a couple taco pizzas up this way. And they use refried beans as well. Not to my liking. Yours sounds tasty as heck.
Having Thanksgiving later today but this sure gives me a craving!
Do you have a Godfathers stop planned?
Ryan