Like Tim Tebow's playbook, the ingredients are simple: pizza dough & sauce, shredded mozz, cherry peppers, salami, Italian spice mix, and some grated Romano cheese.

Follow the humble words of sage rapper Ludacris and roll out... the pizza dough.

Now thin said dough with a rolling pin and/or baseball bat before cutting it into smaller strips and chip-size pieces.

Lightly grease a baking sheet with butter, oil, Vinnie Delpino or whatever else you've got before laying the strips out.

Ok, so this is more like pouring, but you're going to want to drizzle the olive oil atop the dough.

Now generously apply the Italian spice mix (basil, oregano, rosemary, and garlic if you're working from your own spice rack), Romano cheese, and roasted red pepper flakes.

Heat it up to 450.

Now slide it in, and after giggling childishly about how you just got it hot and slid it in, bake for five minutes or until golden brown.

After removing cooked chips from the oven, apply a healthy dose of mozzarella cheese. Then an unhealthy dose of mozzarella cheese.

Follow it up with ripped up pieces of salami.

Science proves that bonus ingredients, like pepperoni, can make people slightly more inclined to want to make out with you.

Don't forget the cherry peppers. You were going to forget them, weren't you? WEREN'T YOU?!?!

Now back in the oven for five minutes or until the cheese is "melted and bubbling".

While you're waiting, fire up that paused game of Kid Icarus, or better yet, pour some pizza sauce into a bowl and sprinkle with Romano cheese.

Admire the delicious melted goodness as you pile the chips high into a serving bowl. It's game time.

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