Sei Amici Enterprises
Member number: 279
Member since: 04/07/2008
Address: 24, Fanklin Ave -Chestnut Street at Fran
Zip code: 07450
Town': Ridgewood, NJ
Region: New Jersey
State: Usa
Continent: America
Phone: +12014932000
E-mail: info@amanopizza.com
Web site: www.amanopizza.com
A Mano (By Hand)
A Mano is born from the idea of bringing authentic Pizza Napoletana to the USA. Although pizza is a perfectly simple food, outside of Naples it has changed based on individual interpretations and availabilty of materials and ingredients. In Naples, however, pizza continues to be made as it was in 1889 when the first Pizza Margherita was made for then Queen Regina Margherita. That was the first time that mozzarella cheese was put on top of flatbread with tomatoes and basil.
A Mano creates that authentic product. Our wood burning ovens are hand built, on site, by Neapolitan Artisans, using stones and volcanic soil imported from Naples. Their architecture allows the temperature to be maintained at a blistering 1000 degrees. Our dough is made using Caputo flour imported from Naples. This flour is all natural with no additives or preservatives, and is used by the most highly rated Pizzerie in Naples. Imported tomatoes from the San Marzano region, grown in the foothills of Mt Vesuvio provide a natural sauce. In combining these ingredients and our ovens with the mastery of our trained and certified Pizzaiuoli, we bring a piece of Naples to you.
A Mano is very proud to be one of the only restaurants in the USA which is certified by VPN (Verace Pizza Napoletana). Enjoy
CONTACT US
Our contact details:
Phone: +12014932000
E-mail: info@amanopizza.com
Web site: www.amanopizza.com
LOCATION
Address: 24, Fanklin Ave -Chestnut Street at Fran
Zip code: 07450
Town': Ridgewood, NJ
Region: New Jersey
State: Usa
Continent: America
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Vera pizza napoletana club:
Margherita month a royal celebration at Nicli Antica Pizzeria
(Vancouver, BC) - June 1889 is a significant month in the history of Italian cuisine. That’s when a humble Neapolitan tavern owner named Raffaele Esposito, won the praise of Margherita of Savoy, Queen of Italy, by serving her a local peasant specialty – a flatbread, which he designed in the colours of the Italian flag in honor of her visit to Naples. To create the red, green and white of the Italian flag, he topped the flatbread with simple, local ingredients - tomato sauce,...read more
