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HOLY PIZZAS

SAINT MARGHERITA

Water, flour, yeast, oil and a little salt. These are the few basic ingredients needed to prepare a dish born in Italy in ancient times, which has conquered the whole world with its goodness.

High, low, soft or crunchy, simple or seasoned, there are many variations of the pizza, but the queen of all remains exclusively the margherita pizza. Famous and imitated all over the world, among the typical dishes of Italian cuisine and with a thousand-year history, Neapolitan pizza has been declared an intangible heritage of humanity by Unesco.

The pizza margherita is also a bit the emblem of Italian cuisine in the world and with its simplicity it makes everyone agree. Those who prefer essential pizzas love it so naturally, with its stringy mozzarella and fragrant dough.

The queen of pizzas. She so she is nicknamed the Margherita. Considered all over the world the pizza par excellence. Margherita pizza is loved all over the world, even in our beautiful Milan.

 

 

 

SPECIAL FEATURES

Round, with the thin dough in the center and the swollen edge from which the dark bubbles due to cooking emerge.

The garnish ingredients must be strictly of Campania origin. It can be used fresh tomatoes in the S.Marzano variants.

Fior di latte di Agerola: the best known product of the Lattari Mountains. It is a fresh stretched curd cheese made from whole raw cow's milk. 
The flavor is that of milk, slightly acidic, and goes perfectly with tomatoes. Long before buffalo mozzarella, the fior di latte of Agerola is the great protagonist of the margherita pizza.

Fiordilatte, tomato and basil mix perfectly to give life to the most iconic of foods. The oil must resist oxidation and remain stable at high temperatures, so extra virgin or virgin oil is recommended. Fresh or packaged fresh basil and finally, if you use hard cheese (grated).

The perfect embrace of water and flour. Patience and passion guide the hands on the dough. The scent that spreads from the wood oven. The explosion of taste with every bite. More than the language, more than the flag, more than the borders drawn by geography, when we talk about Italy our thoughts immediately turn to four perfect wedges, to a sea of ​​red tomato on which the white of the mozzarella and the inevitable green tuft of basil stand out.

 

 

Everyone likes pizza because it is a concentrate of substances that stimulate the pleasure centers: addictive carbohydrates and casein in cheese that stimulates and regulates the state of pleasure in the brain.

The taste is objectively extraordinary. The true Neapolitan is not improvised.

It should be cooked in a wood oven, never rolled out with a rolling pin, never thicker than a third of a centimeter in the center and prepared only with the best selected ingredients.

San Marzano DOP tomato
San Marzano DOP tomato

It is a tomato variety recognized as an Italian fruit and vegetable product with a Protected Designation of Origin. It has an elongated shape and is particularly suitable for quick cooking which allows it to preserve a more lively flavor.

PDO Grana Padano sprinkles
PDO Grana Padano sprinkles

Grana Padano cheese is a dairy product obtained from the acid or rennet coagulation of whole milk, partially or totally skimmed by coagulation of caseins, also making use of enzymes and table salt.

Extra virgin olive oil
Extra virgin olive oil

Extra virgin olive oil is obtained exclusively through mechanical procedures, which allow to maintain all the properties of the olive fruit.

Basil
Basil

Originally from India, basil is typically used in Italian and Asian cuisines due to the marked scent of its leaves, which depending on the variety can be more or less sweet or pungent.

Heart of smoked Agerola provola
Heart of smoked Agerola provola

The smoked Provola of Agerola is a soft cheese typical of Campania that finds its use both in the pizza garnish, and to garnish creamy first courses, to complete fillings for baked pasta.

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