We were going to do a post about the pizza variety called "Grandma pies", but we just noticed that an article on the topic from back in 2003 was just resurrected on ExploreLI.com.
Jonny Mangia's great-grandmother, Nanny Gaggy, a native of Mondello, Sicily, made this type of pie, and now his mother, Mom G, carries on the tradition. Check out the above article for now, and then we are going to do a video segment on Mom G's pizzas, and we'll include the Grandma-style one in it.
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September 13, 2008
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I love nyc pie. We can't find anything close to that on cape cod. There is one place in Plymouth, called Momma Mia's that is pretty close to it. It has to be the only 'still' Italian family owned businesses around here. Amo il tuo blog. I coniugati in una seconda generazione famiglia italiana
Posted by: dawn | September 17, 2008 at 04:51 PM