De Lorenzo's Tomato Pies - Trenton Makes The World Takes
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- Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024
- Well today Johnny C made it to a very deeply rooted special Pizzeria in Central Jersey, Robbinsville, that many have strongly recommended I go. I don't know why I waited so long! Folks this is Tomato Pie Country and they really don't got more special than this. I cannot express enough how great this pizza is. From their hand crushed California Whole Tomatoes to their crispy and so tasty crust with very nice char. This is a 3rd Generation recipe handed down from 1947 and hails from the Chambersburg section of Trenton. Make the trip you won't be disappointing! Strongly recommend a plain tomato pie and Sausage (homemade sausage is a treat), Sweet Peppers too, oh my how sweet they were when on that Tomato Pie!
Trenton is kind of an underrated place in Jersey for tourists. I always found the area interesting
By far, my favorite tomato pie in New Jersey. Papa's tomato pies are good, but De Lorenzo's is best.
I lived on Elmer St in Chambersburg NJ, when I was a kid. I remember De Lorenzo's very well. Good to see they're still around making pizza. 🍕
The Best Pizza you will every have!!!!
It took this man 33 seconds to prepare a pizza. Omg I would love to be able to do that
Trenton style and New Haven. Dead heat. 🍕
been to new haven in october just for the pie went to 3 joints and none equal the trenton pie IMO very disappointed in new haven all that yap about them and they had nothing peace
@@markstaravoj1845 I agree Trento pies are the best but we grew up with them and we know where the best pies are? In New Haven you just went where people told you to go? But burg pies are off the charts! Bread and bagels were the best too!!!
But you didn’t show a finished product..?
DeLorenzo's is one of the best. Papa's tomato pie too.
I can’t live without both.
Are there any other spots other than DeLorenzos & Paps?
Great pie, my favorite
Would've been cool to see his technique of patting out the dough.
Low hydration. Just bang it out and stretch it thin. Probably 350-385 grams for a 14” pie. Flour is probably all purpose. Many of the old schoool places used pillsbhry AP and I doubt Delorenzos would ever deviate from whatt they started with
Probably Easter Europe owners for some reason these so called Italians are mostly from Eastern Europe.
In Wisconsin, we call that a cheese pizza!