#Pizzaiola Pizzeria and Restaurant

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Laura in the Kitchen: Favorite Italian-American Recipes Made Easy: A Cookbook.

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Laura in the Kitchen - Laura Vitale

At long last, the companion cookbook to the hit YouTube cooking show—including recipes for 120 simple, delicious Italian-American classics. When Laura Vitale moved from Naples to the United States at age twelve, she cured her homesickness by cooking up endless pots of her nonna’s sauce. She went on to work in her father’s pizzeria, but when his restaurant suddenly closed, she knew she had to find her way back into the kitchen. Together with her husband, she launched her Internet cooking show, Laura in the Kitchen , where her enthusiasm, charm, and irresistible recipes have won her millions of fans. In her debut cookbook, Laura focuses on simple recipes that anyone can achieve—whether they have just a little time to spend in the kitchen or want to create an impressive feast. Here are 110 all-new recipes for quick-fix suppers, such as Tortellini with Pink Parmesan Sauce and One-Pan Chicken with Potatoes, Wine, and Olives; leisurely entrées, including Spinach and Artichoke-Stuffed Shells and Pot Roast alla Pizzaiola; and 10 fan favorites, like Cheesy Garlic Bread and No-Bake Nutella Cheesecake. Laura tests her recipes dozens of times to perfect them so the results are always spectacular. With clear instructions and more than 100 color photographs, Laura in the Kitchen is the perfect guide for anyone looking to get comfortable at the stove and have fun cooking. http://dlvr.it/R52Yr3

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Laura in the Kitchen - Laura Vitale

Laura in the Kitchen Favorite Italian-American Recipes Made Easy Laura Vitale Genre: Regional & Ethnic Price: $13.99 Publish Date: October 6, 2015 Publisher: Potter/Ten Speed/Harmony/Rodale Seller: Penguin Random House LLC At long last, the companion cookbook to the hit YouTube cooking show—including recipes for 120 simple, delicious Italian-American classics. When Laura Vitale moved from Naples to the United States at age twelve, she cured her homesickness by cooking up endless pots of her nonna’s sauce. She went on to work in her father’s pizzeria, but when his restaurant suddenly closed, she knew she had to find her way back into the kitchen. Together with her husband, she launched her Internet cooking show, Laura in the Kitchen , where her enthusiasm, charm, and irresistible recipes have won her millions of fans. In her debut cookbook, Laura focuses on simple recipes that anyone can achieve—whether they have just a little time to spend in the kitchen or want to create an impressive feast. Here are 110 all-new recipes for quick-fix suppers, such as Tortellini with Pink Parmesan Sauce and One-Pan Chicken with Potatoes, Wine, and Olives; leisurely entrées, including Spinach and Artichoke-Stuffed Shells and Pot Roast alla Pizzaiola; and 10 fan favorites, like Cheesy Garlic Bread and No-Bake Nutella Cheesecake. Laura tests her recipes dozens of times to perfect them so the results are always spectacular. With clear instructions and more than 100 color photographs, Laura in the Kitchen is the perfect guide for anyone looking to get comfortable at the stove and have fun cooking. http://dlvr.it/R1jH7j

#Regional & Ethnic

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The Ten Best Pizza Places in Denver — 2018 Edition

The Paulie Walnuts at White Pie burns through outdated notions about pizza. Grabbing a slice at Benny Blanco’s often means finding the first horizontal surface where you can park with your slice.

Benny Blanco’s Slice of the Bronx 616 East 13th Avenue 303-831-1346 This cramped joint, where you can’t even step up to the register to pay for your slice if someone else is using the Parmesan and pepper shakers, is perhaps the closest in spirit to a New York City joint. Only a couple of stand-up rails along the wall are provided so that two or three customers can knock elbows while eating, so stepping outside to wolf a slice (and we do mean one; only the hungriest customer would need more) is often the best option. The crust also has a certain ineffable quality that may stem from years of flour dust burned into the oven decks. Topped-to-order slices come out of the oven nicely crisped without becoming toast, so you can fold or not, as is your personal preference. High foot traffic on 13th Avenue and lots of nearby bars and clubs means the place is always busy and the pies turn over quickly, whether at lunch or at 2 a.m.

A classic Detroit-style pan, complete with stripes of sauce.

Blue Pan Pizza 3930 West 32nd Avenue, 720-456-7666 3509 East 12th Avenue, 720-519-0944 Who knew that Denver would embrace Detroit-style pizza when Blue Pan Pizza debuted in 2015 in West Highland? Under the focused eye of chef and co-founder Jeff “Smoke” Smokevitch (who now runs two Blue Pan locations with partner Giles Flanagin), the cozy pizzeria starts with a traditional base — an airy, crackly crust, Wisconsin brick cheese and a thick, tangy sauce — and adds toppings that modern customers crave, from paper-thin folds of prosciutto and fresh piles of arugula to burrata, green chiles and Tender Belly bacon. Beyond the Detroit-style pies, Blue Pan also offers award-winning Italian thin-crust, an even thinner Chicago cracker crust, and big slices of New York-style pizza.

Cart-Driver slow-rises its dough for a tasty crust.

Cart-Driver 2500 Larimer Street 303-292-3553 Cart-Driver opened in summer 2014 in a trendy, shipping-container development in RiNo. At 640 square feet, the 25-seat restaurant is smaller than some studio apartments, but the pizzas coming out of the tiny kitchen are big, big, big in flavor. Although the spot takes the fast-casual approach, with counter service, a tightly edited menu (no design-your-own pies) and a handful of small plates, the ingredients are top-notch and the food is produced with care. Bargain-hunters should be sure to hit the two happy hours.

We love DDD’s Chicago-style pies, but you can also get a thin, crispy crust if this one’s just not your thing.

Denver Deep Dish 1200 West 38th Avenue 720-619-3337 Tennessee boy Jason McGovern + Chicago-style deep dish pizza + North Denver = one damn good slice. What was once nothing more than a takeout window at the back of the Bar Car became a full-fledged restaurant in January 2015, and while sandwiches, wings and other bar food can be had at this Highland spot, the specialty is Chicago-style pizza built on a buttery, tender crust with high sides to contain the mountain of toppings. Unlike many of the Windy City’s notorious pies, those at Denver Deep Dish aren’t overblown, soupy messes, but rather well-balanced constructions that layer sauce, cheese and toppings in harmony so that tomato doesn’t dominate. Traditional ingredients like spicy Polidori sausage, spinach and mushrooms share space with Southwestern concoctions like the 505, kicked up with green chiles, chicken and Mark Schlereth’s Stinkin’ Good green-chile sauce. Thin-crust versions are also available, and weekend brunch boasts an outstanding breakfast pie loaded with scrambled eggs, roasted potatoes, salsa and breakfast meats.

Marco’s Coal-Fired Pizza is bound by Neapolitan tradition.

Marco’s Coal-Fired Pizza 2129 Larimer Street, 303-296-7000 10111 Inverness Main Street, Englewood, 303-790-9000 Every restaurant is cooking with wood these days, it seems, but in the Ballpark neighborhood back in 2008, true Neapolitan pizza was unheard of. Owner/pizzaiola Mark Dym’s obsession with every step of pizza production led him to becoming the only restaurant in Colorado certified by the Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana, the organization that makes sure the right ingredients, equipment and techniques are used to produce the perfect pie. Those exacting standards result in a light crust with just the right amount of bubbling and char, a delicate sauce made from San Marzano tomatoes, and toppings that capture the spirit of the old country. Over the past decade, Dym’s pizzeria has remained the first word in Denver pizza.

Pizzas in the wood-fired oven at Pizza Republica.

Pizza Republica Three locations George Eder, the exec-chef/owner of Pizza Republica, got started early in restaurants, tossing pizza dough at his uncle’s joint. "I was washing dishes, flipping dough and making pizzas — and I loved it, except for the fact that my uncle was incredibly secretive about his sauce," says Eder. "It was so damn good, but he never shared the recipe. Even now, he still won’t part with it." Undeterred, Eder opened Pizza Republica in Greenwood Village in 2008, giving the southern ’burbs a comfortable, stylish spot where customers can find one of the best personal-sized pies around. The business has since expanded to downtown (right next to the Colorado Convention Center) and Glendale, spreading the wood-fired love throughout the metro area.

Whether you’re at the Boulder original dining on wood-fired pizza or sampling the new specials (like this BLT pizza) at one of the fast-casual outposts, you’re in for something great.

Pizzeria Locale 1730 Pearl Street, Boulder 303-442-3003 After Frasca Food & Wine, founders Bobby Stuckey and Lachlan Mackinnon-Patterson looked to another part of Italy for inspiration: the city of Naples. The first Pizzeria Locale, which opened in Boulder in 2011, attempted to re-create exactly the Napolitano pizzeria experience, from the custom-built imported oven to pies served uncut, meant to be eaten with a knife and fork. As Locale expanded, though, the offerings and cooking method were streamlined to fit the fast-casual model. For the most authentic pizza experience, stick with the Boulder original. But for the price, the two counter-service outposts (at 550 Broadway and 3484 West 32nd Avenue) are hard to beat, even if the high-tech gas ovens result in a slightly different flavor and texture.

A margharita pizza with added sausage at Pizzeria Lui.

Pizzeria Lui 5380 West Mississippi Avenue 303-922-3202 On the border of Lakewood and Denver, where tacos, burritos and tamales abound, you’ll find filling fourteen-inch pies (bigger than standard individual pizzas) with fresh, quality ingredients cooked in chef/owner Zach Parini’s 900-degree wood-burning oven. The pizzas are big enough for two, but order more than one for a little variety — that way you can sample seasonal combos like a butternut, bacon and pistachio number perfect for cool weather, or a bright heirloom tomato, sweet corn and pesto pie once summer rolls around.

Chef Andrea Frizzi readies a pie for the oven at Vero.

Vero 2669 Larimer Street 303-296-8376 According to proprietor Andrea Frizzi (who has turned out great Italian cuisine at Il Posto for more than a decade), Vero was born when Central Market developer Ken Wolf asked the Italian chef if he knew anyone who could do pizza. "I said, ‘Dude. The fuck?’" recalls Frizzi. And he signed the lease for a market stall the next day. Vero offers Milanese-style pizza, which is thinner and crispier than its Napolitano cousin, and topped considerably more creatively. (Frizzi says Milanese pizzas in Italy can be topped with oddities like hot dogs and french fries.) Vero’s crust is cracker-crisp, with a nice yeasty complexity; we like ours simply adorned with tangy tomato sauce, bubbling mozzarella and biting fresh basil, though pies here come topped with everything from ricotta and egg to tuna and olives.

White Pie serves New Haven-style pizza.

White Pie 1702 Humboldt Street 303-862-5323 At White Pie, brothers Kris and Jason Wallenta dish up wood-fired pizzas inspired by their childhood in New Haven, Connecticut. But even though their pizzas were inspired by an East Coast classic, they aren’t chained to tradition – just as their tacos at Dos Santos, the Mexican restaurant they run around the corner, aren’t bound by Mexican custom. Freed from expectations, White Pie’s crisp, charred, often garlicky, just-cheesy-enough pizzas open us to new possibilities for what else pizza can be, without straying into the crazy land of pineapple and barbecue sauce. Some are white, like the best-selling White Pie — with mozzarella sprinkled over crème fraîche, plus bacon, garlic, mushrooms and a poached egg — and the mind-boggling (in a good way) Paulie Walnuts, with cheese, mashed potatoes, candied walnuts and bacon. Others are red, like the Porky Porkorino, with sopressata that curls and crisps around the edges from the oven’s high heat, plus pickled jalapeños and chile-infused honey. Even if this style of pizza isn’t your thing, you’re sure to find something that is at White Pie, whether it’s creamy, ten-layered lasagna, cacio e pepe or a frozen Negroni.

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Apprentice Chef / Pizzaiola

Bedford, UK PIzzeria Santaniello

Pizzeria Santaniello, is one of Bedford's longest established restaurants. It is a very popular and extremely busy restaurant especially at weekends.

We require a young and enthusiastic Apprentice chef to support the head chef and assist the kitchen staff. Some previous catering experience desirable but - not essential.

Training will be provided on site to learn the difficult art of Pizza Making using a traditional wood burning Pizza oven. Training can/ will be provided for general catering including college attendance, if required, to gain catering and Health and Safety qualifications.

Duties:

Supporting the head chef, including hand stretching the pizza bases.

Prepare the raw dough and make up dough balls.

Preparation of all ingredients for pizza's, salads and sauces.

General kitchen duties, including making salads and desserts.

Weekend working will be required

About You:

Candidate should be keen, hard-working and have ambition to make a career in catering and in particular develop into a top Pizza Chef.

This is a permanent position with excellent long-term prospects.

This post comes with a good starting salary, holiday allowance and sick pay. details will be discussed with candidate at interview stage.

from Youth In Jobs https://youthinjobs.co.uk/job/89799/apprentice-chef-pizzaiola/

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Pizzaiola Pizzeria & Restaurant - Oceanside Plaza on Long Beach Road in Oceanside, NY

It's not often I have the opportunity to try a new pizzeria on Long Island, so I took advantage recently to try Pizzaiola in Deer Park, a spot recommended to me by my co-worker (and Lawn Guyland native) Alexa. First off, the location is VERY Long Island, being smushed in the corner of a shopping center. However, sometimes that's where the best NY pizza is, and Pizzaiola honestly didn't disappoint. They had a number of incredible looking slices that I wish I could have gotten, but I stuck to a plain and a buffalo chicken.

I opened with the plain and loved every second of it. Wet and flavorful cheese, light sauce with the right amount of seasoning, and crust with a nice light crisp to it. Honestly I have nothing bad to say about it, this plain checks pretty much all the boxes you'd look for in a good slice of pizza. The buffalo also looked awesome, but unfortunately didn't quite reach the expectations set by the plain. The bleu cheese seemed to be baked into the cheese because it was not saucy at all and it threw off the flavor for me. It resulted in the bleu cheese being overly spotty which left some bites with way too much and others with far too little. The chicken also didn't have much flavor or kick to it, but there was some weird seasoning sprinkled over the slice that added a different unnecessary flavor instead. Kinda disappointing, especially for the $5 price tag.

Had I just got the plain, I probably would be giving Pizzaiola a 6. However, the lackluster buffalo and the high cost ($9 for the pair) knocks it down to a 5 for me. I can definitely recommend this spot if you're looking for a good South Shore plain slice, but think twice if you're going for a specialty.

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Apprentice Chef / Pizzaiola

Bedford, UK PIzzeria Santaniello

Pizzeria Santaniello, is one of Bedford's longest established restaurants. It is a very popular and extremely busy restaurant especially at weekends.

We require a young and enthusiastic Apprentice chef to support the head chef and assist the kitchen staff. Some previous catering experience desirable but - not essential.

Training will be provided on site to learn the difficult art of Pizza Making using a traditional wood burning Pizza oven. Training can/ will be provided for general catering including college attendance, if required, to gain catering and Health and Safety qualifications.

Duties:

Supporting the head chef, including hand stretching the pizza bases.

Prepare the raw dough and make up dough balls.

Preparation of all ingredients for pizza's, salads and sauces.

General kitchen duties, including making salads and desserts.

Weekend working will be required

About You:

Candidate should be keen, hard-working and have ambition to make a career in catering and in particular develop into a top Pizza Chef.

This is a permanent position with excellent long-term prospects.

This post comes with a good starting salary, holiday allowance and sick pay. details will be discussed with candidate at interview stage.

from Youth In Jobs https://youthinjobs.co.uk/job/77553/apprentice-chef-pizzaiola/

[apprenticeshipsinlondon]

Apprentice Chef / Pizzaiola

Bedford, UK PIzzeria Santaniello

Pizzeria Santaniello, is one of Bedford's longest established restaurants. It is a very popular and extremely busy restaurant especially at weekends.

We require a young and enthusiastic Apprentice chef to support the head chef and assist the kitchen staff. Some previous catering experience desirable but - not essential.

Training will be provided on site to learn the difficult art of Pizza Making using a traditional wood burning Pizza oven. Training can/ will be provided for general catering including college attendance, if required, to gain catering and Health and Safety qualifications.

Duties:

Supporting the head chef, including hand stretching the pizza bases.

Prepare the raw dough and make up dough balls.

Preparation of all ingredients for pizza's, salads and sauces.

General kitchen duties, including making salads and desserts.

Weekend working will be required

About You:

Candidate should be keen, hard-working and have ambition to make a career in catering and in particular develop into a top Pizza Chef.

This is a permanent position with excellent long-term prospects.

This post comes with a good starting salary, holiday allowance and sick pay. details will be discussed with candidate at interview stage.

from Youth In Jobs https://youthinjobs.co.uk/job/74301/apprentice-chef-pizzaiola/