The Different Characteristics Of A New York Pizza

By Joseph Smith


A pizza style that is usually distinguished as a large pie being hand tossed and also, a pie that has a very thin crust. Usually, the pie is sliced in large pieces. And the usually, the crusts have its crispy edges but the part from its beneath are soft and pliable, making it more soft and foldable when eating. Many different variations are now made in different states and countries.

Originally, the pizzerias bake the pizzas with a topping of cheese and sauce at the top and are cooked in a coal brick oven. After many years, this New York pizza Waltham was made with many different variation types in pizzerias and are usually served together with other dishes. Traditionally, these are hand tossed. The most common type contains mozzarella cheese and tomato sauce in light layers. There are also some topping which may be added at the top of cheese.

The typical size of the pie is around 18 inches or 45 centimeters in it diameter. And it is commonly sliced into 8 large pieces. It is usually distinguished from its crust which is made from a bread flour with high gluten. The minerals which can be found in the water of the city, Waltham, also makes the dough more flavored. Pizzerias in other states would even transport that water to their place in order to authenticate the taste.

New York pizza has 3 types which include the chewy styles in gas ovens, smoky and crisp neapolitan styles in wood ovens, and coal fire neapolitan styles. Neapolitan styles were made from ovens burned using hot woods. These ovens help in producing pizzas that have a right amount of crispness and of softness. Together with the right texture is the yummy, smoky taste. It is thicker compared to other styles, but its size is a bit smaller.

Coals can also produce heat just like wood fire ovens. Customers cannot really distinguish an original style from a prevalent style. They really do look the same, but in differs in its crust. The coal fire neapolitan is thinner and the crust may crack a little when folded and it is a bit crispier compared to smoky crisp.

Chewy styles are cooked from gas ovens and are derived from pizzas in coal fire. A lot of franchises of large pizzas are trying to replicate it. Most often, its tip will flop when it is folded due to its core which is chewy and its crust which is crispy. According to most people, it is the only pizza type where in people chooses not to eat its crust.

A cooked roma tomato in cans is often used for the sauce. Additional tomatoes may also be added before cooking the sauce. Other toppings such as basil, red chili flakes, oregano, virgin olive oil, olive oil, and garlic may be added as well.

Cheese is a very popular topping because other types of toppings are sparingly used. Other types of toppings may be added also like pineapples, sausages, vegetables, and pepperoni. Mostly, thin crusts may only be topped with light toppings since it may not hold such weight.

The dough is made using white flour without any whole grain flour. The flour is mixed with salt, water, yeast, and sometimes added with oil and sugar. The yeast usually used is a fresh cake yeast.




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