[geeks] Pizza anyone?
Joshua D Boyd
jdboyd at cs.millersville.edu
Mon Jan 13 13:33:35 CST 2003
On Mon, Jan 13, 2003 at 02:15:59PM -0500, Michael A. Turner wrote:
> Now to what I wanted to say :-) . I have worked as a pizza chef at
> several restaurants in my area. I have worked at both a Greek place and an
> Italian place. I am hear to tell you what the secret of a good pizza is. It
> is a Stone Bottom Pizza oven! If you have problems with uncooked dough they
> are using proofing pans and a regular oven. One chain I slaved at went so
> far as using a conveyor system to cook pizzas. Nice even poor cooking. They
> also used a proofing pan. You want a gas fired oven that is heating a stone
> bottom. You then want the pizza placed directly on this stone to cook. This
> flash cooks the bottom and keeps you from having an uncooked area.
At one italian place I frequent, they have stone bottomed ovens. They
also have these wire disks that they cook the pizza on for part of the time.
> the Greek Pizza. This , when fired in a stone bottom oven, produces a style
> of pizza most often referred to as "New York" style. Thin and chewy, with an
> almost bagel like edge to it.
>
> I prefer the above described Italian.
NY style? Refering to it that way is surely a crime!
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Joshua D. Boyd
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