Pizza: The Ultimate Cookbook Featuring More Than 300 Recipes

by Barbara Elisi Caracciolo

From focaccias to pan pizza and the deep-dish delight of Chicago-style, The Ultimate Cookbook will capture your taste buds and your imagination. Did you know that a person who makes pizza is known as a pizzaiolo? Pizza has a delicious history that travels back to Southern Italy, to at least the 10th century, where the term was first recorded. Since then, pizzaiolos developed unique flavors throughout time until pizza has become the staple we know today. This is the definitive guide to pizzas and flatbreads worldwide and With The Ultimate Cookbook on hand, you’ll always go back for seconds.

Genres: Cookbooks, Cooking, Nonfiction

816 pages, Hardcover

Published September 22, 2020

Reviews

[Tina]

A spectacular reference book on the history of pizza including hundreds of recipes for doughs, focaccia, pizza, salads and sides as well as desserts. The photographs are pure food porn. A delightful book for pizza eaters, baking enthusiasts and all food lovers.

[Troy]

The photos in the book are beautiful and I enjoyed the tidbits of history, but what's up with the later ingredient lists being full of ostentatious supplies, like shark skeet extract sourced from the coast of Croatia (obviously hyperbolic), that are difficult for most people to obtain? Pass.

[Owen]

Very unique recipes. The sourdough pizza dough is amazing! Well written recipes (measurements by weight!).