By KC Kudra
There are so many types of pizza that few people have tried them all. If you are a fan of this delicacy, you might be interested in reading a little about the different types available across the country. The following list is certainly not comprehensive, as there is not enough space to list every variety here, but it does give you a good idea about how diverse these recipes can be.
One of the most popular styles in the world is the Neapolitan. These small treats have thin crusts and they are made in a wood-burning oven. Pizza margarita is topped with tomatoes, basil, and mozzarella. Another popular Neapolitan kind of pizza is the marinara, which is topped with seafood and perhaps some vintage cheese.
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By Cynthia Bachman
Living in New York is a great thing, especially since I have easy access to what so many people say is the greatest pizza in the entire world. Just about every commercial neighborhood has a pizzeria every two or three blocks.
So, of course, I have enjoyed trying all the different slices and styles that there are. And, from doing that, I know about lots of the distinctive kinds of pizza and, thus, I will now let you in on that information.
It doesn’t matter if you would like to find a place near you that has these available or if you just want to make them for your family; you will be very appreciative of these kinds of pizza when being creative with the preparation of food is something that interests you.
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By Albert Grande
Without a doubt, Ed Levine knows his pizza. He is an author, food critic and full time pizza fanatic. Levine just can’t get enough pizza.
Levine takes his pizza seriously. He consumed over a thousand slices in twelve months, in twenty states and several countries. The result of this journey, Pizza A Slice of Heaven, is a volume dedicated to America’s favorite food.
He reviews all manner of pizza and pizzerias. He tries the fantastic as well as the mediocre. He begins his quest at the source of all pizza, Naples, Italy. He samples pizza from the East to the West Coast and many places in between. His focus is on pizza so memorable that his heart pounds just thinking about it. Levine has developed his own rubric for rating pizza. He notes the criterion is the fuel source, the oven, the crust, the mozzarella, the sauce and the balance.
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