A 40-something, ex-Floridian now residing in Buffalo, NY.
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Why New York City's Pizza Is Hard To Replicate
"Water," Batali says. "Water is huge. It's probably one of California's biggest problems with pizza." Water binds the dough's few ingredients. Nearly every chemical reaction that produces flavor occurs in water, says Chris Loss, a food scientist with the Culinary Institute of America. "So, naturally, the minerals and chemicals in it will affect every aspect of the way something tastes."
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