Today I caught up on two things: meals and television.

All of a sudden my apartment has a cutting board? Sweet.
I absolutely love roasted veggies. It’s nice to stick something in the oven for a while and be able to do something else…like watch Skins. I usually toss some greens with a bit of grapeseed oil, salt, and a spice mix from Trader Joe’s. Lately, I’ve been storing the resulting batches in Pyrex containers for easy reheat for meals later on.
I’ve always shrugged it off when I heard people talking about how prepping meals ahead of time is awesome, great, super, etc., but now I get it. When I come home hungry, I don’t want to wait to cook, so I often grab a couple of Larabars and forget about a balanced meal. I’m so happy I have all kinds of reusable containers now. (They were an early wedding present from my mom!)
Twitter told me today that Two Boots was giving away free Earth Mother slices in honor of the first day of spring!

Alas, when I went into the Hell’s Kitchen location around 4:15 and asked for an Earth Mother slice I wasn’t offered it for free! I handed over my money before I thought to question the man behind the counter. Even though I made the trip to Two Boots expecting a free slice of veggie-ful pizza, I didn’t mind paying all too much.

Look at all those veggies!
Once it was in my hands, I was surprised at how big the slice was. Plus, it was loaded crust to toe with veggies (although technically mushrooms are not vegetables…). The whole wheat crust was crunchy and thick. Soooo good. I haven’t felt that way about a crust in a long time. I didn’t pay too much attention to the sauce, but I was all over those peppers. I never used to like peppers, but they’ve been growing on me lately. They proved their worth in this pizza.
And I’m pretty sure that was kale (but I could be wrong) all over the top. Pure yum.
Finally I get to showcase some of my pizza lovin’ (see where my blog name’s coming in? Eh? Eh?). I’m sad to be leaving Pizzaland (NYC) this spring. Motorino, Patsy’s, Lombardi’s, and now Two Boots…all gone.
What’s your favorite pizza topping? I’m usually all over the mozzarella di bufala, but this cheeseless wonder was a beauty!