WELCOME to the new site of Read Provider of books, multimedia and library services SOME OF OUR NUMBERS 17 TITLES SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ON THE SHOWCASE 485.035 BIBLIOPLUS ARTICLES 5,349 TICKET 2021 1,931,370 WORKED PIECES 2021 In search of the perfect pizza. A sentimental journey De Marco Dario In search of the perfect pizza (66thand2nd) is a story within the "world of pizza" that becomes a journey, an exploration of a city, a nation, a food that is a beloved symbol. Not a guide in the traditional sense of the term - even if there are several suggestions on the best pizzerias in Naples and Italy, as you will find some of the most famous pizza makers in the field of tradition and innovation - but rather a research that takes place on two levels. In fact, the private, intimate one is joined by the collective one, which has its roots in the origins of this dish and in its history, from the pizzas sold in the narrow streets of Naples in the nineteenth century to the very modern and acclaimed tasting pizzas. All punctuated through the four key elements at the base of the dough - water, salt, yeast and flour -, and seasoned with some delicious recipes, tasty anecdotes, false myths to dispel, dozens of pizzas and focaccias and traditions up and down the our country and for the world. In short, Dario De Marco offers us a gastronomic autobiography written behind and in front of the pizza chef's counter, a personal itinerary in search of the perfect pizza. But at the end of this long journey, what is the perfect pizza? Or rather, does it exist? To find out, the only thing to do is read. NEWS FROM THE BLOG TO READ Stories illustrated under the Tree Christmas is coming! 44 short illustrated stories to read under the tree! Special university manuals Monthly bibliography with specialized manuals suitable for university students, specialists and pr ... GO TO THE BLOG TUTORIAL LOGIN Access to the site for catalog consultation and supply management is reserved for Read customers only User Password MORE INFO CONTACTS