In general, yes, most of the chains are mediocre at best. But there are lots of mom-and-pop Italian pizzerias that make really great pies!What a shame. It's not as if pizza toppings are expensive, is it? Never mind.
When I was in London a month ago, we went to two places that serve authentic Neapolitan pizza. A very thin pizza base, big puffy crunchy crust and only a couple of ingredients on top. I had one with mortadella and a pistachio cream - just amazing. Nothing like a US pizza, mind you!
What a beautiful photo!In addition to some squash-parsnip soup that I posted over in another topic, I made a side of asparagus, black olives, and basil - the first from my herb garden this season:
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Thank you! There’re a lot of shades of green in there.What a beautiful photo!
If you're a meat eater, try the arepa with carne mechada. But the best , for me, is the Reina Pepiada. Chicken, avocado, mayo - yessss!We have a Venezuelan restaurant about 20 miles from here. Her food it good. She does mix it up a bit. Her breakfast menu features arepas.
Farina de maiz blanco, sounds exactly like the white corn flour that I bought from a bio store...Arepas? Let me google them, sounds lovelyJust out of interest - have you ever tried arepas? It's the Venezuelan go-to, made from corn flour. Don't know if you can find the stuff in Croatia, but it looks like this:
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How exciting! Precooked flour. It seems it is available here, even the same brand you picture...will visit the store...and update...Just out of interest - have you ever tried arepas? It's the Venezuelan go-to, made from corn flour. Don't know if you can find the stuff in Croatia, but it looks like this:
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Such a beautiful combination of ingredients. And their colours. I also find the photo to be so well centered and very, very clear.