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Posted
7 minutes ago, Chris Hennes said:

Best sentence so far: “At the end of our tour, we could conclude only that some styles are so deeply flawed that even the supposedly best-executed examples are terrible.” (vol. 1 p.113)

Any mention of which ones?

Posted
1 hour ago, Chris Hennes said:

Oh yes! Chapter 2 is a delight. Most of their ire is directed at New Haven, but Old Forge is in for a drubbing as well. I’m just finishing up that chapter now, it’s a lot of fun.

 

Old Forge is vile.  Provel...yuck.

 

I cannot address New Haven.  It looks nice.

 

What's their take on Chicago casserole pizza?

Posted (edited)
8 hours ago, Chris Hennes said:

Oh yes! Chapter 2 is a delight. Most of their ire is directed at New Haven, but Old Forge is in for a drubbing as well. I’m just finishing up that chapter now, it’s a lot of fun.

I’ve had quite good pizza in New Haven.

 

Ironically, the place we like is called Modern Apizza.

 

This doesn't look all that bad, does it?

 

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Posted

I love Pepe's , in NH.

 

white clam , and bacon .

 

a little smokie

 

but that was a long time ago 

 

and maybe its changed

 

the Pepe's expansion places 

 

are only OK.   one on the way to BOS

 

not smoky.

 

looking forward to my tomes.

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Posted
20 hours ago, weinoo said:

I’ve had quite good pizza in New Haven.

 

Ironically, the place we like is called Modern Apizza.

Quoth MB:

”Of all the pizzas we tried in New Haven, we liked Modern’s plain and mozzarella pies the best.”

 

…so maybe not a full throated endorsement, but not so far off.

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Posted (edited)

Just finished chapter 2... Nice to see some hard hitting truth about some long held high and mightily places.  I watched a video on some of these high and mighty pizza places not long ago and though to myself that doesn't look that good.    We don't like pizza at most locally places since we discovered the take 2 days to make the dough from ATK years ago and reading that some places don't salt their dough is just !@#!#!.

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Posted
1 hour ago, Raamo said:

Nice to see some hard hitting truth about some long held high and mightily places.  I watched a video on some of these high and mighty pizza places not long ago and though to myself that doesn't look that good.

 

Names?

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Posted
15 hours ago, weinoo said:

 

Names?

Pepe in New Haven.  The only one they liked was modern apizza in new haven.

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Posted

what a shame.

 

Pepe's was the spot for me .

 

period :  bacon , and white clam   ( two pizza's )

 

 

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They enjoyed the flavor combination of that white clam pizza, but resented the underseasoned and overbaked crust. They've actually included a recipe for their take on the white clam pie in the books (I probably won't make that one, the other pizza eater in the house doesn't care for mollusks).

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Wow, I notice Modernist Pizza is currently out of stock on amazon.  Must be nice to legally print money.

 

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Posted

Im a bit late w my tomes

 

re :

 

Deep Dish , or Rectangular dish

 

Chicago or Detroit 

 

or right here :

 

is deepDish style 

 

mentioned in the tomes ?

 

many thanks 

 

P.S. saw that Detroit , in the Cooking w thread 

 

nice  very nice

Posted

NY Times has a review of MP.  Nothing you didn't know before.

 

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Posted
3 hours ago, rotuts said:

@Chris Hennes 

 

thank you .

 

is Detroit-style   

 

a sub set of Deep Dish ?

 

I see it as a subset of Sicilian.

But it could be a shallow deep dish too.

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