One must treat fennel lightly. Rabbits might see it differently.

There was a place near where we used to live that had the *best* pizza in town. Run by a little old lady with a strong accent. And they made hefty use of fennel seed in their Italian sausage. It was amazing. I have since been experimenting with fennel seed on my own pizzas, and even just a bit of it on a cheap frozen pizza makes it taste way better.

There is a pace called Pizzeria Uno, out of Chicago. They have a pizza called a Bianco. Alfredo sauce, Italian sausage, fresh garlic. Chicago style, so an inch thick. It works with other styles as well. I got my local place to make it. Rich as Rockefeller.

Try this one: caramalized fennel bulb (cooked with sherry and ponzo), roasted red peppers, smoked bacon, goat cheese on a tomato sauce and olive oil brushed crust. Had it at the first Midwest FurFest at a nearby place.  newfmike had a Peking duck pizza and I forgot what  maxblackrabbit had though...

You ain't whistling Dixie there, my friend. I used to work as a cashier in a grocery store. Someone came through my line with a bottle of fennel seeds. I took one whiff and said to myself, "That smells like dog fennel." When I looked at the label on the side of the bottle, I saw why. Whew! That's some strong smelling stuff.

Sounds like a good time.

I'm not sure a school desk would be my first choice for a place to relax and unwind.

You've got some unusual home furnishings, but enjoy the day off.

Buns get Bun Day off? Yeah right. I haven't had a Labor Day off since I started working. Pull the other leg!

Very nice. Fennel seed is one of my fave spices and I keep it in different ways in different bottles; whole, powdered, ground, and crushed (done manually myself with my 30-something lb granite mortar and pestle). And for those that cook, you know there's a difference between the ground and crushed for some spices. Brings a powerful taste to food as well as the smell. You know that distinctive smell that pepperoni pizza has, how you can tell from the next room that it's pepperoni? That's the fennel seed in the pepperoni.

I don't trust that bunny any further than I can throw her ... even more so with my bad knee.

She can be a sneak, this one.

Fennel seed on pizza? Sounds interesting. I’ll have to try it. I’d think it offsets the cheese.

Why is she eating this on a classroom desk hahaha

Exactly! Like the other Bunny Day pics, this too is a movie reference.

woo bunny day

Blue-ler, Blue-ler, Blue-ler!

So close, but no. It's actually a high-school comedy that Broderick was *almost* in that role, but when his father fell ill, Mathew Broderick quite acting for a while to stay close to him instead of acting, and the role went to another. Four years later, when he became Ferris Bueller, he delivered a quote almost exactly that of the role he had to give up.

Interesting. I don't think that show must have made it here to Aus, or at least not at the time when I might have watched it.
Thank you for the info thought.

Fast Times at Ridgemont High reference in this day and age?? I love it. I love this damn bun.

Finally, someone got it!

actually the real Ridgemont High from the book is right here in Ottawa on Alta Vista Drive

Is she sitting in a school desk chair?

She is! It is a reference from a movie.