Pizza Pilgrims, Revisited
Fluffy crusts and the typical dotted charring on the undersides make up the Neapolitan pizza at Pizza Pilgrims. Ingredients include fior de latte, pecorino, and egg yolks.
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Fluffy crusts and the typical dotted charring on the undersides make up the Neapolitan pizza at Pizza Pilgrims. Ingredients include fior de latte, pecorino, and egg yolks.
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The puffy, charred cornicione (crust) give way to a paper-thin middle, and the base is chewy and salty, with just the hint of sourness for an added dimension.