Photo-Art by Neil de Boer

Posts tagged “food

Grimaldi’s Pizza

Grimaldi's Pizza

Grimaldi’s Pizza

Grimaldi’s Coal Brick Oven Pizza is said to be the best pizza in New York City. I must say it was very tasty!  Here is what they say on their web site.

“Designed and built by hand, the coal-fired oven at Grimaldi’s Pizzeria delivers a unique flavor and consistency that is just not possible from wood or gas ovens. Weighing in at 25 tons and heated by 100 pounds of coal per day (cleanest burning fuel available and environmentally tested), the oven heats up to 1200 degrees. We also purchase special coal from Pennsylvania called anthracite. It actually burns cleaner and more Eco-friendly than gas or wood-fired methods. The intense heat of the oven and coal evenly bakes the pies to create Grimaldi’s famous crispy and smokey crust that Zagat has voted BEST PIZZA year after year.

Combined with our freshly made dough, fresh mozzarella (delivered daily), and fresh, crushed San Marzano tomatoes, Grimaldi’s Pizza is the best in all of New York City.”

They are always busy and get this – No Credit Cards – No Reservations – No Slices – No Delivery!

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Market Tomatoes

Tomatoes

Market Tomatoes

The temperature has dropped and it’s snowy outside so I was looking through some shots from this summer and I came across this one from the St. Jacobs Farmers Market. I’m not trying to rush winter along but it’s nice to have something to look forward to.

 


Take Out

Take Out

Take Out

Next in our Toronto Street photography adventure I caught this chef cooking up some noodles in Chinatown. The kitchen overlooked the street allowing one to see how it’s done.