Paulie Gee's - Best pizza I've ever eaten

100% without doubt Paulie Gee's has usurped 8 1/2

1/2 Hellified Porkpie White - Fior di Latte, Berkshire Sopressata Picante, Sweet Italian Fennel Sausage, Sliced Red Onion, Chopped Fresh Garlic, Fresh Basil and Mike's Hot Honey www.mikeshothoney.com

Anise and Anephew - Fior di Latte, Braised Fennel, Anisette Cream Drizzle, Berkshire Guanciale and Fennel Fronds

Greenpointer - Fior di Latte, Baby Arugula, Olive Oil, Fresh Lemon Juice and Shaved Parmigiano Reggiano

Monte Cristo - Mild Gouda, Canadian Bacon and a Pure Maple Syrup Drizzle

Baconmarmalade Picante – Fior di Latte, Spicy Baconmarmalade and Sliced Red Onion
www.baconmarmalade.com

Harry Belafontina - Fontina, Italian Tomatoes, Beef Meatballs, Sliced Crimini Mushrooms and Golden Raisins

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Freezer Finds

Freezer Finds : Preheat the oven: Richmond is having a peak frozen pizza moment. Locally made frozen pizzas abound in Richmond. (Photo courtesy Billy Pie) An ice-cold pizza craze is taking over Richmond. The capital city is home to several burgeoning frozen pizza brands, many born of pandemic pivots as ways to save inventory, grow sales and expand options for folks dining at home. But the easy, pop-in-the-oven pick-me-ups have stuck around. From Chicago deep-dish and hand-tossed sourdough to neo-Neapolitan and vegan varieties, frozen pizzas are packing the coolers at an array of local establishments. Billy Pie For over two decades, baker Billy Fallen supplied Richmond’s eateries and grocers with remarkable sourdough bread, pasta, and pizza. In the fall of 2023, he left the restaurant world to focus on a veritable frozen pizza factory. Getting the scale-up just right has been his work. "Whether you're making 50 or 100 pizzas a night in a pizzeria, or you're making 1000s a...

a haiku pizza

topping idea, just for you pizzalicious fans: Crisp Bartlet Pear, sliced Sweet Gorgonzola, Lemon, Pepper. Just sayin'

Tales of Pizza: Part Four: Barquitos

When I was a young student of Richmond Public Schools, we were often served a very weird pizza-like dish called "barquitos" for lunch in the cafeterium (cafeteria+auditorium+gymnasium). I have NEVER been able to find out anything about barquito pizza on the internet. I did however, find out that barquito means little boat in Spanish. A barquito is basically a french bread pizza topped with seasoned taco meat (probably left over lunch the day before) and cheddar cheese. I feel like maybe there was a similar dish with sloppy joe meat but who can really be sure. I have done my best to block out school lunch from my memories. What is this dish? I only ever had it in elementary school. Is it the concoction of a lunch lady? Is it a real food item? What is a barquito?

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