Join us on
- Linguine with Calamari Rings
- Grilled Scallops and Ravioli Bruschetta
- Simple and Best Carbonara
- Peanut Butter-Oatmeal No-Bake Breakfast
- Cinnamon Sugar Donut Holes
- Chocolate Waffles
- Lamb Stew with Potatoes
- Cavatelli with Mussels, Artichoke Hearts
- M&M Cookies
- Eggs with Cheesy Mock Hollandaise Sauce
|
14 May 2013, 19:58
Winner of Mother's Day Recipe Contest - 2013 |
| Read more... |
|
6 April 2013, 23:37
Easter 2013 - Recipe Contest Winner |
| Read more... |
|
6 April 2013, 23:30
Cooking with Nonna Star Expands Repertoire |
| Read more... |
Find it!
Your favorite pizzeria
We all travel so let's discuss where your favorite pizza/pizzeria is - anywhere in the world!
Discussion started by indovina , on 688 days ago
You need to be a member of this group before you can participate in this discussion
Lodi Pizza on Route 46 West or T&J Pizza on Kipp Avenue in Lodi, NJ. The same family runs both of them. The best pizza, hands down.
There are quite a few Italian families who are in their 5th or 6th generation in the small town I live in. One such family is the Calabria's and they have a fantastic pizza shop called Coccia House .... people have the 1/2 baked pizzas shipped to them all over the country. It is very different than the style of pizza I grew up eating in the Italian neighborhood in Minneapolis, but boy...is it good! Here is a link http://www.cocciahouse.com/about.asp
There are not many of us Italians here in Phoenix, but Rachel Ray made her way across the US in search of the best Pizzeria and mamma mia, Pizzeria Bianco in Phoenix made number one!!
http://www.rachaelraymag.com/fun-how-to/food-travel/food-trip-advice/the-best-pizzeria-in-america
http://www.rachaelraymag.com/fun-how-to/food-travel/food-trip-advice/the-best-pizzeria-in-america
My favorite pizza/pizzeria is called Grimaldi's in Brookyln. Right by the Brooklyn Bridge. I go there a few times a year with family and friends and even though there is a long wait outside (even in the dead of winter), the wait is worth it. On Valentines Day, you can request your pizza in a heart shape. They make the pizza thin-crust in the good old fashioned pizza oven. I learned from them that the sauce goes on the pizza after the toppings, not first. I highly recommend going there and afterwards walking down the street to the pier to see the beautiful view of NYC. There is also a homemade ice cream shop there too! I will post my photos in the Album section below.