Entries tagged with 'Aaron Landry'
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Meet Aaron Landry, the Twin Cities' Sage of Slicedom
Photograph from Bill.Roehl on Flickr Nice to see Minneapolis's Aaron Landry get some props for his pizza-blogging. His site, found at s4xton.com, isn't primarily about pizza, but he attacks this dear-to-my-heart subject with great passion. He's got a number of reviews from his hometown, a roundup from Kentucky as well as a nice selection from visits to New York City and D.C. To narrow his site's content to pizza, visit his "pizza" category page....The iPhone Gives Bad Pizza Advice
View Larger Map So I just made a case for getting my greasy hands on a free developer iPhone 3G from Apple. One of my points was that Slice could help improve the device's pizza logic. I thought the thing only needed minor tweaking. Turns out, it needs a lot of help. As Aaron Landry points out, the separate video that really gets down to the nitty gritty on the Maps with GPS feature shows Bob the iPhone Guy starting out in Brooklyn Heights. On Pineapple and Henry streets. He searches for pizza, and the iPhone defaults to John's Pizzeria...From Row to Dough: Pizza Farm Grows Almost All Pie Ingredients On Site
Sounds like this pizza in Wisconsin is probably the freshest pizza you'll ever eat: ... I talked with Ted Fisher [owner of A to Z Produce farm] briefly while he was making pizzas, and he explained that they try to grow and raise everything in the pizza on the premises. Everything from the wheat in the dough to the animals that produced the cheese to the fresh peppers are all within a short reach of the outdoor wood-fired brick oven they built themselves. They had a surprising amount of pizza options written on a chalk board such as “stinging nettles...Slice is part of the Foodblog Ad Network. To advertise on this site or across a network of food-related weblogs, click here.
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