The Fried Pizza of My Dreams
Up until today, I only knew of one type of deep-fried pizza: that of the battered kind, in which the slice is encased in a shell of golden, crisp, artery-clogging goodness. While I would like to try it someday (or just a bite of it), higher on my list is the Neapolitan street food pizza fritta, which is something like a filled flat bread dunked into the fryer, unbattered. FX's Kitchen Adventures takes us into Antonio's kitchen as he prepares the first fried pizza of the day, resulting in a beautiful, glistening, bubbled crust whose cheese oozes out between the slices. If only I had a deep-fryer to make Neapolitan pizza fritti with. Would anyone care to experiment?
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