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10 Must-Try: Traditional Neapolitan Pizza In Philadelphia, PA

Traditional Neapolitan Pizza In Philly: With American pizza diverging into multiple regional styles and variations, some traditionalists are trying to bring it back to its Italian origins. These pizzas follow the strict standards of their birthplace: San Marzano tomatoes, high-protein wheat flour and stone ovens fired by oak wood. The elastic, tender crust should be marked by charring and is typically eaten by knife and fork.

Find Traditional Neapolitan Pizza In Philly

American pizza diverging into multiple regional styles and variations, some traditionalists are trying to bring it back to its Italian origins. These pizzas follow the strict standards of their birthplace: San Marzano tomatoes, high-protein wheat flour and stone ovens fired by oak wood. The elastic, tender crust should be marked by charring and is typically eaten by knife and fork.Traditional Neapolitan Pizza In Philly: With American pizza diverging into multiple regional styles and variations, some traditionalists are trying to bring it back to its Italian origins. These pizzas follow the strict standards of their birthplace: San Marzano tomatoes, high-protein wheat flour and stone ovens fired by oak wood. The elastic, tender crust should be marked by charring and is typically eaten by knife and fork.

Why Does the World Think Peppers Belong on a Philly Cheesesteak Sandwich?

World Think Peppers Belong on a Philly Cheesesteak Sandwich?

World Think Peppers Belong on a Philly Cheesesteak Sandwich?

Philadelphia, PAPhiladelphia cheesesteaks - Philadelphia cheesesteaks are a culinary icon, synonymous with the city's rich food culture. However, a curious phenomenon has emerged: outside of Philadelphia, many people believe that green bell peppers are a standard topping for cheesesteaks. This notion has sparked a heated debate among purists and those with more adventurous palates.

Why Kennett Square Is the Mushroom Capital of the World

Why Kennett Square Is the Mushroom Capital of the World

Why Kennett Square Is the Mushroom Capital of the World

Mushroom Capital of the WorldPhiladelphia, PA - Why Kennett Square Is the Mushroom Capital of the World - The first person to introduce the cultivation of mushrooms in the town was William Swayne, a Quaker who had been growing carnations for years. Swayne, a mushroom enthusiast, began growing mushrooms to utilize space under elevated beds. After importing mushroom spawn from Europe, he began experimenting. Today, Kennett holds an annual Mushroom Festival in early September.

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