A Quick Tip by albertgrande

Jan 17, 2012

by albertgrande
posted in Pizza Therapy

When you make pizza remember:

Less is more.

I have been part of numerous pizza making activities. There is always smeone in the crowd who will try to jam everything and anything on a pizza crust.

Here's my advice: Don't do it! There is no reason to put large amounts of stuff on your pizza.

Small amounts are all that you need...Allow the taste of the crust to shine through...

Less is More!

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djevoke January 18

Great tips, I'll keep them in mind!

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I'm a Pizza Promoter and Internet Marketer. I have a number of websites and blogs including Pizza Therapy, Pasta Therapy, Legends of Pizzaand Albert Grande's Personal blog … more