The Pursuit of Pizza: Recipes from the World Pizza Champions - Tony Gemignani

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TXCraig1

"We make great pizza, with sourdough when we can, baker's yeast when we must, but always great pizza."  
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stevenfstein

Just went out to Amazon and his book is showing up for the Kindle for free. Just downloaded.

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bakerbill

Lots of exotic toppings but dough recipes are nothing to write home about. Could use more careful editing , e.g, Direct dough recipe.

prohunt3

I bought the kindle version on the cheap. With so many big pizza names involved, I was kind of hoping for more general discussion on making great pizza and not what is largely just a recipe book. Still some interesting stuff, and maybe worth it if you are looking for inspiration/information for less known pizza toppings/styles. Outside of that, I don't think I would shell out for the print edition. I'd also agree that I didn't find "new" or innovative ground on the dough recipes.

Gags

I agree with the above posts.  I looked it over on Amazon yesterday and nothing looked earth-shattering.  My favorite book for recipe ideas is Pizza by Alba Pezone. 
"I'd trade it all for just a little bit more"

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