Pizza Quest with Peter Reinhart
Peter’s Blog, June 7th, 2011
Hi Everyone, I promised to tell you how to get your hands on some of that great flour from Central Milling, as well as the “Super Sprout” sprouted whole wheat flour from Lindley Mills. So first, here’s the number for Keith and Nicky Giusto at Central Milling, in Petaluma, California: (707) 778-1073. Ask for Keith or Nicky and tell them you read it right here. Before you do, check out…Read More…
The Cass House Mulberry Pizza
Pizza Quest is about to take us on a journey up to the Central Coast of California. We had the good fortune to stumble upon a small coastal town called Cayucos that has some real hidden gems worth the a special trip. One of the focal points of our visit was to explore what pizza is and could be with the terrific chef and proprietor of The Cass House Inn…Read More…
Coming Attractions, Week of June 6th
Hi Again, It’s feeling like summer, so this week we’ll be taking you with us, as we resume our webisodes series, to the breezy coastal town of Cayucos, on the Central Coast of California, for a visit to the Cass House Inn, with Chef Jensen Lorenzen and his wife Grace. Aside from their commitment to sustainable farm to table practices, they have a beautiful wood-fired oven and we decided to…Read More…
Coming Attractions, Week of June 6th
Hi Again, It’s feeling like summer, so this week we’ll be taking you with us, as we resume our webisodes series, to the breezy coastal town of Cayucos, on the Central Coast of California, for a visit to the Cass House Inn, with Chef Jensen Lorenzen and his wife Grace. Aside from their commitment to sustainable farm to table practices, they have a beautiful a wood-fired oven and we decided…Read More…
A few thoughts on Family and Pizza
Family, Food and Friends Why is pizza such a popular food all across the world? One reason may be that it is the perfect food to share. As I was recently writing and posting photos for my Mother’s Day Pizza pictorial, I had to search back through some old photos from a trip I took with my family to Vancouver, BC. I remembered taking some pictures in the Creperie that…Read More…
Mother’s Day Breakfast Pizzas
I have been working up in Vancouver, BC for a number of years. I’ve come to love the city as a second home. The Canadian people are truly amazing to me, and they are as obsessed as I am about good food. They love to have a good time, they work hard, and, best of all, they have a great sense of humor. Ask anyone where to get a good…Read More…
Peter’s Blog, May 31st
Hi Again, As the song goes, June is busting out all over. So many cool things happening everywhere that I wanted to mention a couple of them for those of you who, like me, enjoy discovering things at the front edge of the wave, before the rest of the world catches up. Two that I’m tracking are the following: If you’ve followed some of the “Comments’ we’ve received every now…Read More…
Coming Attractions, Week of May 30th
Hi Everyone, This week we’re taking a short video break as we prepare to launch a new webisode series next week filmed in California’s Central Coast. However, we have a new Brad English recipe pictorial to share with you, as he shows us how he celebrated Mother’s Day with his family in a Pizza Quest sort of way. Some fun recipes and photos from our resident “If I can do…Read More…
Above Tartine, Webisode 2
This week marks the end of our visit to San Francisco’s Gastro District, which is really just one block long, between Guerrero and Valencia on 18th St. In previous segments we spent time at Pizzeria Delfina, Bi-Rite Market, Bi-Rite Creamery, and Tartine Bakery Cafe, and now we head upstairs from the bakery to the apartment of baker Eric Wolfinger, who makes us a wonderful pizza on Tartine’s Country French dough…Read More…
Peter’s Blog, May 24th, 2011
This is a time for commencements, graduations, and the completion of cycles. On Saturday we celebrated the annual graduation of our students at Johnson & Wales University and I loved watching our 1,100 grads confirm their educational experience by marching up to proudly accept their diplomas, going through the formal, ritual ceremony that marks such a significant transition into adulthood. It was indeed a confirmation service, like a bar…Read More…