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PizzaChef is a family owned and operated pizza shop in Fairport, NY specializing in NY style thin crust pizzas. After 16 years of business in the same spot in the village, the building was bought out from under us in September 2016. A good friend advised us in the beginning to just take this crazy situation and wrestle it to the ground ! And that is what we did. We decided it was a chance at a brand new start. After 4 months of planning and construction the shiny new Pizza Chef re-opened on April 14th 2017.

We pride ourselves on excellent customer service and fresh made dough and sauce daily. Our turkey for sub sandwiches is also cooked fresh in the store.

We are happy to announce we are now serving breakfast pizzas and coffee Tuesdays through Saturdays & have also added an ice cream counter where we are proudly selling Hershey's ice cream, milkshakes, and root beer floats!

Chef Marcus Roberto was born and raised in So Paulo, Brazil where his fascination for pizza originated. After moving to Los Angeles he began creating pizza for friends and family which quickly caught momentum leading to starting his own personal pizza catering company (Personal Pizza Chef). This rewarding commercial experience inspired him to master his craft by graduating from two of the top culinary schools in Brazil and later receiving his Pizza Chef Diploma from the prestigious Basilico Academy in Firenze,Italy.

His culinary artistry and successful catering business quickly led him to become known as one of the top celebrity pizza chefs in Los Angeles. His celebrity and following became even more elevated after winning 1st place as the Best Brazilian Pizza Chef of the World in 2017& 2019 and Best Pizza Chef Outside of Italy in 2019 at the World Pizza Championship in Parma, Italy. He won these awards while competing against over 800 elite pizza chefs from around the World. With a decade of culinary experience along with his blend of prestigious culinary schooling, Chef Marcus hand crafts his own unique recipes, integrating distinct Brazilian flavors with health conscious California taste fused with classic Italian techniques to achieve pizza perfection!

Entertaining at home should be a fun, relaxing and a memorable experience, and with Chef Marcus private event service, it will be! Chef Marcus has been a 5 stars chef for a decade, his passion for his craft and thrive to deliver the best pizza experience to his clientele made him the most wanted personal pizza chef in Los Angeles. He will literally turn your house into the best pizza shop in town!

At first glance, the Tucson outpost had a scruffy hipness that could place it anywhere in the country serving any sort of food. Reclaimed woods and a weathered door help separate the dining room from a tchotchke-filled bar with soda fountain charm. Behind a counter lined with pressed tin loomed the telltale centerpiece: a large wood-burning oven, and a young cook shoveling pizzas in and out of its blazing mouth.

It paid off. These were best-in-show pies, the crust charred and pillowy and the toppings lavish. In additional to a Wiseguy and a margherita I ordered a Rosa for the first time, admiring the intricate chemistry between the stinging red onion, the piney rosemary, and the earthy-sweet pistachios. Our server kept the pace brisk, not unfriendly but certainly with a sense of momentum.

I could have left Phoenix happy then, but at the latest Town & Country location my experience defied expectation: I encountered Bianco 2.0, a pizzeria-trattoria hybrid that embodies all of his strengths as a chef. It's where he spends the most time. A health food herb shop still occupies the mall, and a blast of its medicinal air breezed by as our group of three settled at a table outside. Our waiter was relaxed and kind. Inside, the restaurant spread across two rooms: One with the kitchen and a long, wood-planked bar; the other was a proper dining room decorated with sage and cream wallpaper, chandeliers, and a wall crammed with paintings in mismatched frames.

We're a real family-owned pizzeria, serving the area for more than 30 years. Our Italian fare features authentic stone fire pizzas, homemade sauces, gourmet subs, salads, wings, and more, with fresh breads and pizza dough made from scratch in our kitchen daily. ...And don't forget the gelato. Join us today for a meal to remember! Imitated by many, duplicated by none.

Growing up in urban Massachusetts in the 1980s, Nick Tsouknakis and his older brother, Alex found themselves in the family business of making pizza. After their cousins had emigrated to the United States from Greece, they made Greek-style pizza their contribution to their adopted county. Nick arrived in Massachusetts from Koufi, Crete at the age of four, and by the time he had turned twelve he was tossing out fresh dough, just like the rest of the family.

Nick and Alex kept in touch with family in their homeland throughout their youth, who had instilled in them the deep value of food and cooking. They returned to Crete and lived there for two years, when Nick was eleven and Alex thirteen, so that they would not forget the people and their culture. This kept the memories of the old country alive in them into adulthood, an ethos which put the family table above all else. To this day Nick fondly remembers the freshness of life in Greece: raising animals, living outdoors, making wine and olive oil from scratch, and never using canned or prepackaged foods.

The space provided by the Quechee location allowed Nick to follow his ambitions beyond just pizza-making. First, he designed a highly detailed miniature golf course behind the restaurant, which went live in 1997. The course is designed to highlight the landmarks of Quechee, both natural and man-made, from the Covered Bridge down to the Gorge, and is adorned with sculptures by local artists. Nick was inspired to add to the family element of the restaurant and used the opportunity to get creative.

Since the colossal handicaps that the pandemic has put on the restaurant industry since March of 2020, Nick and his business has struggled like any other, first to draw crowds, and now to find committed employees to meet demand. These days he has so few staff that he hardly has time to think about what might come next for his business, and about what might become his next creative project.

At Pizza By The Chef, we are committed to delivering the best pizza experience in Hollister, MO. Our mouth-watering pizzas are made with the freshest ingredients and authentic recipes to satisfy your cravings.

At Pizza By The Chef, we know that waiting in line is so last decade. With our mobile ordering, you can skip the line and get your food faster than ever before. Online ordering lets you browse our menu, customize your order, and pay online, all from the comfort of your own phone.

Yes, you can definitely use active dry yeast as a substitute for fresh yeast. The general rule of thumb is to use about 1/3 of the amount of active dry yeast as the amount of fresh yeast called for in a recipe. So if your recipe calls for 30g of fresh yeast, you would use 10g of active dry yeast instead.

To convert fresh yeast to dry yeast, you should use a ratio of 2:1 (double the amount of fresh yeast to get the amount of dry yeast). For example, if a recipe calls for 10 grams of fresh yeast, you should use 5 grams of dry yeast instead.

In your case, if the recipe calls for 25 grams of fresh yeast, you should use 12.5 grams of Caputo Il Mulino di Napoli Lievito secco 100% Italiano Dry Yeast. Make sure to activate the dry yeast before adding it to the recipe by dissolving it in a small amount of warm water (about 110F/43C) with a pinch of sugar. Let it sit for 5-10 minutes until it becomes foamy and bubbly.

In most cases, you can substitute dry active yeast for fresh yeast in a Neapolitan pizza recipe. The conversion rate is usually 1:3, which means that for every 1 gram of fresh yeast, you can use 0.33 grams of dry active yeast.

Hello greetings from Greece, i watched the youtube video and im really excited to try this recipe, i just have one question, after i have divided the dough into four portions if i put them in the fridge to mature do i need to let them rise to double the size first or put them right away and let them instead rise the next day?

Yes, there is a sliding scale for warmer room temperature proofing. Neapolitan pizza dough is typically proofed for 8-12 hours at room temperature, but in warmer climates, you can reduce the proofing time. Here is a general guideline:

I have a question, if i some day crave and use this recipe and i want it to be ready for the same day. How many hours should i leave it on the table outside the fridge before making dough ball, and how many hours in fridge? as the minimum and what yeast for making it rise quickly?.. Last question.. is Caputo red pizza flour okay to use in this case?

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I used this crust to create a BBQ chicken pizza and it turned out PERFECT! I love the taste of this crust and how crispy it gets. I was able to take this crust out of the freezer, throw the toppings on top, bake for 10 minutes, and dinner was ready in about 15 minutes total! I have so many ideas for how I can use this crust in the future that I can't wait to try. Yough! is my go-to macro-friendly pizza and crust!

Pizza is a beloved food that has gained popularity worldwide. As a result, the demand for skilled pizza chefs has skyrocketed. Whether it's a traditional Italian pizzeria or a modern gourmet restaurant, pizza chefs play a vital role in creating delicious and visually appealing pizzas.

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