What you will need: A
few of your favorite pals or your favorite person, a plethora of pizza
toppings (please see below for ideas), pre-made dough or ready made
pizza shells or flour and few ingredients to make your own dough, and of
course killer tunes and...go. Need some help?
Heavy Metal Pizza Party Playlist:
Entombed - Seeing Red (Uprising)
Darkthrone - Transylvanian Hunger (Transylvanian Hunger)
Witchery - Bone Mill (Symphony for the Devil)
Celtic Frost - Progeny-(Monotheist)
Bathory - Hades (Bathory)
Terrorizer - Dead Shall Rise (World Downfall)
Bolt Thrower - At First Light (Those Once Loyal)
Carpathian Forest - Bloodcleansing (Strange Old Brew)
Entombed - Paranoid (To Ride, Shoot Straight and Speak the Truth)
Deicide - The Lords Sedition (The Stench of Redemption)
Motorhead- Sex and Death (Sacrifice)
Repulsion - Radiation Sickness (Horrified)
Venom - Witching Hour (Welcome To Hell)
Craft - Fuck The Universe (FTU)
Satyricon- King (Now Diabolical)
Pentagram- Be Forewarned (First Daze Here Too)
Behemoth - Ov Fire And The Void (Evangelion)
Dismember - Beyond Good and Evil (Hate Campaign)
Grave - Extremely Rotten Flesh (Into The Grave)
Watain - Dead But Dreaming (Sworn to the Dark)
Obituary - Chopped in Half (Cause of Death)
Possessed - Pentagram (Seven Churches)
80's/90's Goth/Industrial Pizza Party Playlist:
Sisters Of Mercy- Temple of Love (Erotic Dreams)
Bauhaus- Telegram Sam (In Flat Fields)
The Birthday Party- Nick the Stripper (Prayers of Fire)
Flesh For Lulu- I Go Crazy (Long Lives the New Flesh)
Cure -Fascination Street (Disintegration)
Jesus and Mary Chain- Happy When It Rains (Darklands)
Bauhaus- Silent Hedges (The Skies Gone Out)
Swans- Love will tear us Apart (12" Single)
Joy Division- Dead Souls (Permanent)
Sioxie Sioux- Spellbound (Juju)
Nick Cave and The Badseeds- Mercy Seat (Tender Prey)
Love and Rockets- It could be Sunshine (Express)
Jesus and Mary Chain - Just Like Honey (Psysho Candy)
The Church- Under the Milky Way (HeyDay)
Sisters Of Mercy- This Corrosion-(Flood Land)
NIN- Head Like a Hole (Pretty Hate Machine)
Alien Sex Fiends- I Walk Line (I Walk The Line)
Foeutus Bedrock- (All-Nude Revue)
Ministry- Stigmata (Psalm 69; And the Way to Suceed and To Suck Eggs)
Einsturzenden Neubauten- Futter Mein Ego (1/2 Mensch)
My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult- Sex On Wheels (Sexplotion!)
KMFDM- Godlike (Naive)
Front 242- Head Hunter (Front By Front)
Nitzer Ebb-Join In The Chant (That Total Age)
1000 Homo Dj's- Supernaut-( 12" Single)
Ministry- Jesus Built My Hot Rod (Land of Rape and Honey)
KMFDM- Light (Angst)
Frontline Assembly- Plasticity-(Plasticity)
Cabaret Voltaire- Sensoria (Micro-Phonies)
70's/80's Punk Pizza Party Playlist:
999 - Crazy (999)
The Damned - Neat Neat Neat (Damned, Damned, Damned)
X - We're Desperate (Wild Gift)
Buzzcocks - Orgasm Adddict (Buzzcocks)
Suicide - Ghost Rider (Suicide)
Ramones - I Don't Want You (Road To Ruin)
Crime - Frustration (Sanfrancisco's doomed)
Dead Boys' - Sonic Reducer (Young Loud and Snotty)
The Stooges - TV Eye (Funhouse)
Runaways - Cherry Bomb (Runaways)
Bad Brains - Attitude (Bad Brains)
999 - High Energy Plan (High Energy Plan)
MC5 - Kick Out The Jams (Kick Out the Jams)
Modern Lovers - Roadrunner (Imflammable Material)
Stiff Little Fingers - (Barbed Wire Lovers)
The Germs - Lexicon Devil (MIA)
Misfit - Angelfuck (Legacy of Brutality)
X - Los Angeles (Los Angeles)
The Jam - In The City (In The City)
The Demics - I wanna Go to NYC (Talk's Cheap)
999 - Emergency (999)
Avengers - Car Crash (Paint It Black)
Cocksparrer - Because You're Young (Shock Troops)
Vibrators - Maybe Baby (Pure Mania)
Plastic Bertrand - Ça Plane Pour Moi (Single)
The Saints - Rundown (Stranded)
The Stranglers - Peaches (Rattus Norvegicus)
Here are some of our favourite pizza recipes that will be sure to liven up any party:
1) Old Man Colohan's Pizza Pie A.K.A The Mofo (originally published in Death for No Reason Zine)
You
want to be rich, accomplished, and impress ladies, friends, yuppies and
enemies alike? Alright. Here's what you need to do. Firstly, I don't
measure anything and I use a magic bullet for everything. They seem like
cheesy infomercial shit but they're seriously invaluable for anything
you ever want to mix or purée, from dips to soups, whatever the fuck.
You can get them for $30 nowadays or even less through Craigslist. If
you have the means and skills to make your own foccacia, go for it -
it's flat Italian bread with olive oil and rosemary and sea salt or you
can buy a good focatch' and you're gold. Alternately, you can do this on
any bread or shell, but a good and oily flat bread of any kind beats
prepared pizza shells.
Here's the shit you'll need:
Foccacia.
Half an onion and some cloves of garlic (to taste). Sundried tomatoes
(the glass jar kind in oil). Artichoke hearts (same). Cashews, a big ass
bag of them (buy in bulk). Rosemary and coarse sea salt. (to taste) and
whatever else you like on pizza. You should be able to do this for
about $12.
1. To start you
want to fry the shit out the onion and garlic. Smash up the garlic and
with the side of a broad knife. Dice the onion, fry them both until it
all carmelizes (keep going on high heat till it's brown and somewhat
burned) so it's nice and sweet, then purée it. If you use olive oil,
watch the temperatures it'll smoke very easy- get a good lid on that
sucker while frying it and turn on a fan so your neighbours don't call
the fire department (screw you Bernice).
2.
Dump one (metric) shitload of cashews, some olive oil, sundried tomato
oil and burnt to a crisp onion and garlic (oil and all) into a blender.
Mash that shit up, should be about two cups worth, That's the topping
(instead if tomato sauce). If it's too thick add a bit more oil (as you
can probably tell, this is not low-cal pizza).
3. The sauce should
be thick but not too thick, beige looking and taste awesome. If this
has been achieved, spread it on that Focatch'. If you have experienced
an epic pizza fail, go back to steps 1&2. Otherwise, proceed to step
4.
4. Dress that pizza pie with sundried tomatoes, artichoke
hearts and some rosemary. It should be pretty salty already if you used
salted cashews but if it needs it, add some sea salt. You can add
whatever else is your jams here, sweet stuff like pineapple also goes
well with it but it should be really rich with the above.
5. Bake
it on medium heat and keep an eye on that fuckin' wheel, you're
basically just toasting it if the bread is already made, but watch
because the sundried tomatoes will dry out and burn faster than the rest
of it. If the edges are browned enough, go for it. Take that sucker
out. Let it cool and harden.
6. Divide, conquer, impress and get mad trim.
2) B's -The Italiano, A.K.A. The Saltoholic's Revenge
Made with Amanda (Pentabike)'s awesome pizza dough. Topped with homemade pesto (click here for recipe),
sundried tomato but not the dry kind in the bag because they are way too
salty. Use the ones packed in oil. Black sliced olives and artichoke
hearts and mushrooms. Dress and bake until golden brown.
Serve and Demolish.
This
one's a lot like the Old Man Colohan jam above, but with more of an
upwardly mobile vibe. Focaccia base, so if not actual focaccia bread and
you're making the dough yourself, just add some rosemary (lots), garlic, olive oil
and sea salt to it. Figs - this is the crucial topping. Get the kind
that are fresh, not dried (looks like a little plum) and you only need 2
or so of them. Slice them thinly. Add those, artichokes (jarred), and
from there it's your call. Here's one with tomato and sweet yellow
peppers:
4) B's Sweet Basil and Spinach Delight:
Served
on spelt crust and topped with homemade tomato sauce
(see below), fresh basil, spinach, zucchini, plum or roma tomato, white
button mushroom and Daiya mozzerella. Sprinkle fresh black pepper and
garlic powder on top. Serve and Destroy!
B's Tomato Sauce Recipe:
1 can of diced tomatoes (no salt)
1/2 cup passata (You can get this at Fiesta Farms. Most Grocery stores carry it)
3 cloves of garlic
1 Large sweet onion
Handful of fresh basil (finely chopped)
1 tablespoon dried oregano
1 1/2 teaspoons of salt
1/2 teaspoon of sugar
1 tablespoon of olive oil for frying and 1 tablespoon for sauce
1 teaspoon of dried parsley
Directions:
In
a large sauce pan add oil and fry onions and garlic. Once
translucent/brown add diced tomatoes, passata (adds a little thickness -
I am not a huge fan of tomato paste for sauce) salt and sugar. Bring
to a boil then reduce to simmer, add fresh basil and dried oregano and cook
for about 25-30 minutes stirring occasionally.
B's Spelt Crust Recipe:
Makes one 12" pizza crust.
2 cups spelt flour
1 teaspoon salt
2 teaspoon baking powder
2/3 water (or 1/3 water, 1/3 almond milk)
1/4 cups oil plus extra for basting
1 teaspoon of agave
1 teaspoon of rosemary
Combine dry ingredients in bowl. Make a well and add wet ingredients.
Stir ingredients until dough forms and knead dough for 10 minutes or so
until smooth. Dough shouldn't be too sticky. Move dough to pizza stone
and roll out. Use a bit of spelt on stone prevent sticking. Once dough
is rolled pierce with fork in several places, then lightly brush on
olive oil so the dough wont absorb tomato sauce. Add favourite toppings.
Pre-heat oven to 425° baking on a stone for approximately 20 minutes.
Check after 10 minutes because some ovens cook at different speeds. If
using a pan, roll dough out on counter then transfer to a lined or
greased pan. Add sauce and toppings. Bake in preheated oven at 200° for
about 10 minutes.
5) Pentabike of Satanic Secret Ingredient Vegan Dough Recipe:
(Adapted from The Vegan Table) http://www.compassionatecook.com/publications/the-vegan-table
1 cup warm water (warm to the touch but not too hot)
1 envelope or 2 1/2 teaspoons active dry yeast
1 tsp sugar/maple syrup/agave
3 1/4 cups whole wheat flour
1 teaspoon salt
1 Tbsp olive/or other oil
2 tbsp cornmeal (reserve for sprinkling)
Pour
warm (not hot and not cold) water in a small bowl or cup. Sprinkle in
yeast and and stir (gently!) until a beige foam coats the top of the
mix, 5-10 mins.
In a separate large bowl, combine dry
ingredients except cornmeal. Add yeast mixture and oil then slowly stir
and begin to knead for 5-10 mins. If it sticks to your hands, slowly
add more flour, 1/4 cup at a time. If dry, slowly add more water, 1/4
cup at a time. Knead the dough out on a flat clean surface with clean
hands for 5 mins. Roll into a smooth ball and place back into the large
bowl.
Cover it with a dishtowel and place it in a warm spot for 45 minutes two hours, depending on how much time you have.
Roll
it out with a rolling pin, improvise if you don't have one, I have
used a wine bottle no problem. Rub some oil around on the bottom of
your pan, then sprinkle the cornmeal evenly over its surface. Lay your
dough out and top the pizza with delicious vegan toppings. Bake until
golden brown.
Variations: include 1 tbsp of rosemary/walnuts/pecans/black pepper.
I think this pizza had a bit of everything on it including spicy Parma-Veg.
6.) Sticky Joe's pizza crust recipe (curiously tastes exactly like my Italian grandma's homemade pizza dough so I am including this one. She kept her recipes secret so no one has any):
I'd
say the bare bones is just under 4 cups of Tipo 00 flour, three
tablespoons of olive oil, pinch of salt, 1 heaping tablespoon of yeast,
1/2 teaspoon of sugar. Dissolve the sugar in a half cup warm water,
add yeast, let bubble for 20 minutes. Combine flour salt and oil
well. Add yeast and another 1/2 cup of warm water. Mix well. Then it
gets sensitive to water. The mixture should be quite dry. Add warm
water only about 1/4 cup at a time, and after about 2 of these 1/4
cups, you should get a slightly sticky mixture. Drier doughs don't
tends to rise as well, and too sticky is tough to handle. Cover with a
cloth for 1+ hours - it should double in size. If you roll it out, try
not to use too much flour. Shouldn't be a need to grease or flour the
pan. Cook as hot as your oven will go! Make sure to add toppings
such as aged prosciutto, spicy sausage, and anchovies! But seriously,
experimentation and personal preference are important.
Yes! Experimentation is important! Try anything!
*Note:
Sticky Joe's crust tastes good with veggie pepperoni, green and red
peppers, white button mushrooms and Daiya Mozzrella. These were the
toppings my Italian Grandma always put on her pizza, well.... except
that the Mozzerella was homemade and so was the pepperoni and the
peppers were from their garden but this version will do.
7.)
B's Rich and Decadent Pizza- The Green Dream; Use Pentabikes dough recipe
for this one. Start with pesto (lots of it). Carmelized onions.
Roasted red peppers (you can roast in the oven, on the BBQ or buy the
ones in the jar.) Crimini mushrooms. Pine Nuts and handfuls of arugula. Put the
arugula on top of pizza after it's done cooking. Just let the leaves
wilt then drizzle on oil and balsamic vinaigrette. Top with fresh
cracked pepper. For an even more decadent pizza add Spicy Italian
Tofurkey Sausage.
Nom it!
