Made as part of a South Indian Mexican fusion kitchen.
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this makes me think, I can make a pie by using two pizzas, one on top of the other upside down.
So a calzone?
Or you could fold one in half 🤔
One time I took two frozen pizzas, sandwiched them together like that, wrapped them in tinfoil, and cooked them over a campfire like a hobo dinner. It was awesome
Chicago Stuffed
Did you know that if you stack two lasagnas you only end up with one?
When I was working at the university cafeteria to wash dishes we pretty much had free access to food for our lunch.
So we did something similar a few times (way too often to be honest): a pizza on the bottom, fries in the middle and another pizza on top to close it.
Then we could eat it as a sandwich.