BY: Cyndi Zaweski
Iron Chef America and the Next Iron Chef, or from her regular contribution to NBC’s The Today Show, but her roots are as humble as one of her signature dishes: pizza. “Pizza is a beloved and simple food, but it there is an art to it,” Arpaia said. “Pizza is in my blood.”
As the first-generation daughter of Italian immigrants, Arpaia fondly remembers spending her summers in Italy. The experience shaped her palette, and laid the foundation for her pizza making prowess. “I have a sense memory of biting into Neapolitan pizza when I visited Italy as a child,” Arpaia recalled. “As every child does, I loved pizza in America, but that memory made an impact on me. After graduating from culinary school, I wanted to recreate it.”
SOURCE: https://longislandweekly.com
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