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Sweep the floor

We have an entry in our new food picture of the month ($50 prize) contest. Wouldn't you know it was taken about 10 feet below my desk. But Iriana's is tops with me and the sweep the floor pie pictured here is my top choice. From Joel DiPippa:

Iriana's Sweep the Floor Pizza - One of the best Pies in Little Rock can still be found at Iriana's.  At a recent lunch, caution was thrown to the wind and a large pie of the flagship Sweep the Floor Pizza was ordered.  The Sweep the Floor has the best balance of toppings of any "Supreme"style pizza out there and the crust was that perfect balance of crunchy and chewy.  If the picture does not say it all, nothing will.

Remember: I'm on the lookout for good food shots with a little comment. Send them to max@arktimes.com Somebody is grilling this weekend, I'll bet. Show me the food. 

 

Posted by Max Brantley on August 31, 2007 05:45 PM |

Comments

Iriana's S.T.F. is good, and this one looks great.

For all you pepper bellies out there ... may I recommend substituting jalapenos for at least some -- if not all -- of the green bell peppers?

Posted by: hugh mann [TypeKey Profile Page] | September 1, 2007 02:38 PM

Man...every time I get a STF I have to get a haircut...

Good monkey juice...

Posted by: rosso [TypeKey Profile Page] | September 3, 2007 10:33 PM

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