Admittedly I am a pizza addict. I could probably eat it ever day if I let myself! A while back I posted about the different regional pizza styles and vowed to try them all. Well grandma-style pizza can be best described as a thin-crust Sicilian. It appears to have originated in Long Island and spread to the other boroughs of New York. A friend who grew up in Brooklyn highly recommended Krispy Pizza to me. They have their original pizza shop in Brooklyn and a newer shop in Old Bridge, NJ and they serve a fabulous grandma pie. The crust which is cooked in an oiled pan was perfect. The pie was topped with real fresh mozzarella - no imitation cheese here! The sauce was light and tomatoey and the perfect amount of fresh basil was dusted across. Oh my! Maybe a trip to Chicago for deep dish next?!
Sunday, July 24, 2011
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I've never heard of "grandma pizza" but I sure want to get more familiar with it after reading about it here. Looks like something I'd love to sink my teeth into. Next time you're in Princeton, drop me a line and we'll go to Bent Spoon together.
ReplyDeleteOh my this looks good. I think I will have to do a pizza tour in NYC/NJ. There are a few pizza joints in the Twin Cities that merit attention but I swear I could smell the aroma of these from the photos.
ReplyDeleteThat looks so good.I really loves its name. One of the few things we miss about the East coast is pizza. Our local stores can't make anything that tastes like the real thing. I hope you have a great day and are enjoying the summer. Are both girls home? Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteYou're gonna have to tell Cate about this cause I know she's on the lookout for some good grandma's!
ReplyDeleteThese do look so good, I could easily order the big one and eat it all, with a few glasses of red wine and I would call it a perfect evening!
ReplyDeleteWow! That has me drooling.
ReplyDeleteGrandma-style pizza, huh? Well, I guess that fits me! :)
ReplyDeleteTwo things make this pizza perfect: that thin crust and the use of fresh mozzarella.
I'm a pizza addict to...would have no problem eating it every day...specially this one.
ReplyDeleteI'm with you on that pizza addiction -- this looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteSeriously, you know more about pizza! We have a pizza restaurant right near us (we have like 20 right near us actually) and they make a grandma style pie. It is crispier crust and not too cheesy. Next time we are passing through Old Bridge...we will have to give it a try. How are you feeling?
ReplyDeleteOh my!God that thin crust Sicilian style pizza looks amazing. Pizza is so good, when its made well.
ReplyDeleteCheers.
Velva
I haven't seen a square Grandmother's pie, but we order the round version here in our town (it doesn't look as good as that Krispy pie!).
ReplyDeleteWe have so many great pizzerias in NJ.
Your fellow pizza addict
Just dropping by to wish you and yours a wonderful Thanksgiving!
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