My relationship with the Della Monica family of Cetara is very close.
They are dear friends, great fishermen, and above all they produce extraordinary products.
That's why I have chosen to use only Armatore canned tuna, anchovies and colatura.
Because in addition to goodness, there is friendship, which is the most important ingredient.
"a vuò 'a pizza bella a nonna?" I remember her waking up when it wasn't daylight, melting 'u llevato' inside the wooden kneading trough and starting to knead by hand with the Carosella. Then around ten o'clock in the morning, she would light the oven with the olive bundles, prepare " 'u munnulu" with the "grizzi" near a wooden pole that gave a smell to the whole room. Then he would take a piece of dough and put it in an iron baking tin, put in the tomatoes he had made in August in bottles, a little oregano, salt, a few salted anchovies, and the garlic that was never missing. And this is how the Cilento pizza was born; Nonna would make it to see if the oven was ready to be 'sbraciato' and to bake the bread. At the end she would put goat's cacioricotta cheese on it. And I was happy. To accompany it, we suggest Primitivo Paestum IGP Cantine Barone.
Ingredients
Pomogold peeled Rosina, Alici Armatore Cetara, Cacioricotta di capra Cicco di Buono presidio Slow Food, Mountain oregano, Pesto di aglio orsino, Colline di Zenone Monocultivar Pisciottana extra virgin olive oil.
"a vuò 'a pizza bello a nonna?" I remember her waking up when it was not daylight, melting 'u llevato' inside the wooden kneading trough and starting to knead by hand with the Carosella. Then around ten o'clock in the morning, she would light the oven with the olive bundles, prepare " 'u munnulu" with the "grizzi" near a wooden pole that gave a smell to the whole room. Then he would take a piece of dough and put it in an iron baking tin, put in the tomatoes he had made in August in bottles, a little oregano, salt, a few salted anchovies, and the garlic that was never missing. And this is how the Cilento pizza was born; Nonna would make it to see if the oven was ready to be 'sbraciato' and to bake the bread. Finally, she would put the goat's cacioricotta cheese on top.
And I was happy.
To accompany it, we suggest Primitivo Paestum IGP Cantine Barone.
Ingredients
Pomogold peeled Rosina, Alici Armatore Cetara, Cacioricotta di capra Cicco di Buono presidio Slow Food, Mountain oregano, Pesto di aglio orsino, Colline di Zenone Monocultivar Pisciottana extra virgin olive oil.
