just the fact that you sat there and ate up that pizza while talking about how good it is, made me subscribe to your channel for my pizza journey. I"ll be using this recipe for sure. cheers man !
Thank you for posting. I appreciate your style and used your tips on my last pizza and it was the best I've ever made. Please continue to post videos. You are an awesome pizza chef and I plan on checking out Trinacria soon to get the better ingredients. Thank you for contributions. Baltimore is an awesome city and we need more pizza fanatics here.
this exactly how I assumed it should be made.. I bought a few 6 pound cans of these tomatoes from costco, but wasn't sure if i should cook them or not. even easier than I thought, just need to blend them. Thanks the video!
Are San Marzano tomatoes the best? These tomatoes have a huge reputation and boast a Protected Designation of Origin status (DOP, or sometimes written as PDO - Denominazione d'Origine Protetta) which specifies the precise cultivar, processing method and region in which the tomatoes can be grown. --------------------------------------------------- A class action lawsuit alleges that San Marzano tomatoes sold by Cento Fine Foods are misrepresented and are really less desirable tomatoes. Cento Fine Foods sells canned tomatoes from Italy labeled as “Certified San Marzano” tomatoes, but the tomatoes are not the type of tomatoes that consumers expect when they make their purchase. Allegedly, the San Marzano tomatoes used in many Italian tomato sauces are sought after by consumers for their meaty quality, low seed quantity, elongated shape, and low acidity. According to the Cento tomatoes class action lawsuit, Cento sells their certified San Marzano product for around twice the price of other tomatoes. Although Cento San Marzano tomatoes are labeled with Consortium seals, Sibrian claims that the tomatoes sold by the company are not actually San Marzano tomatoes. Sibrian references DNA testing allegedly done on Cento products in 2014 and 2019. In 2019, a similar analysis was carried out at the same laboratory. This testing reportedly analyzed six seed samples from Cento tomatoes against the standard of San Marzano tomato seeds. Like in the 2014 testing, none of the samples were found to be genetically identical, according to the testing summary. These samples were allegedly between 65 and 80 percent similar to the certified seeds. Sibrian claims that, because there are significant genetic differences between San Marzano seeds and Cento tomato seeds, they cannot be classified as true San Marzano tomatoes. Fraudulent Certification Sibrian claims that Cento tomatoes are not certified as real San Marzano tomatoes by the Consortium and that, instead, “[Cento] labels imitate the labels of San Marzano Tomatoes which are certified by the Consortium even though the Products are not ‘San Marzano’ tomatoes.”
just the fact that you sat there and ate up that pizza while talking about how good it is, made me subscribe to your channel for my pizza journey. I"ll be using this recipe for sure. cheers man !
Thank you!
Thank you for posting. I appreciate your style and used your tips on my last pizza and it was the best I've ever made. Please continue to post videos. You are an awesome pizza chef and I plan on checking out Trinacria soon to get the better ingredients. Thank you for contributions. Baltimore is an awesome city and we need more pizza fanatics here.
Thanks so much! That's awesome to hear! The views will keep coming and Trinacria is the best!
this exactly how I assumed it should be made.. I bought a few 6 pound cans of these tomatoes from costco, but wasn't sure if i should cook them or not. even easier than I thought, just need to blend them.
Thanks the video!
Woohoo, you are stocked No problem!
You don't have to pulse them. Just break them by hand.
Can’t wait to try it! Your pizza moxy is unparalleled.
that's high praise!
My favorite type of pizza
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How is it possible when I mix in the mixer it would give a bad taste and stomache pain? This recipe is so simple for mu budget. Greetings
When’s your new video Kevin Lynch😔
Looks better than pizzas i i came across in Naples “not the home of Neapolitan pizza”
wow, thanks!
When’s your new video
Next week hopefully!
That’s not right
Another fraud, you do not blend tomatoes because the seeds makes the sauce bitter! Ffs
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Are San Marzano tomatoes the best? These tomatoes have a huge reputation and boast a Protected Designation of Origin status (DOP, or sometimes written as PDO - Denominazione d'Origine Protetta) which specifies the precise cultivar, processing method and region in which the tomatoes can be grown.
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A class action lawsuit alleges that San Marzano tomatoes sold by Cento Fine Foods are misrepresented and are really less desirable tomatoes. Cento Fine Foods sells canned tomatoes from Italy labeled as “Certified San Marzano” tomatoes, but the tomatoes are not the type of tomatoes that consumers expect when they make their purchase. Allegedly, the San Marzano tomatoes used in many Italian tomato sauces are sought after by consumers for their meaty quality, low seed quantity, elongated shape, and low acidity. According to the Cento tomatoes class action lawsuit, Cento sells their certified San Marzano product for around twice the price of other tomatoes.
Although Cento San Marzano tomatoes are labeled with Consortium seals, Sibrian claims that the tomatoes sold by the company are not actually San Marzano tomatoes. Sibrian references DNA testing allegedly done on Cento products in 2014 and 2019.
In 2019, a similar analysis was carried out at the same laboratory. This testing reportedly analyzed six seed samples from Cento tomatoes against the standard of San Marzano tomato seeds.
Like in the 2014 testing, none of the samples were found to be genetically identical, according to the testing summary. These samples were allegedly between 65 and 80 percent similar to the certified seeds.
Sibrian claims that, because there are significant genetic differences between San Marzano seeds and Cento tomato seeds, they cannot be classified as true San Marzano tomatoes.
Fraudulent Certification
Sibrian claims that Cento tomatoes are not certified as real San Marzano tomatoes by the Consortium and that, instead, “[Cento] labels imitate the labels of San Marzano Tomatoes which are certified by the Consortium even though the Products are not ‘San Marzano’ tomatoes.”
I think they are good. Also really loving Alta Cucina lately.