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New Haven StyleWhite Pie Pizzeria1702 Humboldt Street 303-862-5323 Strange at is may seem that Denver could have two distinct pizza styles from Connecticut, White Pie specializes in New Haven pizza, which is much different than what’s served at Papou’s. The hand-tossed pizzas in this Uptown eatery are baked right on the stone floor of a wood-burning dome oven, resulting in a piping hot, asymmetrical pie. Brothers Kris and Jason Wallenta opened their hip joint in 2017, giving ever-hungry pizza hunters something new to devour. Classic New Haven pizza is a riff on Neapolitan pizza, though in Connecticut the pizza masters prefer coal as their fuel of choice. At White Pie the brothers use wood, which gives the pies a smoky campfire char, in the best possible way. The pizzas look dark but don’t taste burned; they’re just cooked extremely hot and fast. Try this style topped with cured meats, hot honey, peppers and dollops of bright cheese.

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This popular deli still has a location at 1344 E. 41st St., but we were sad to see the downtown location go. 

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This futuristic-looking option has an external burner, which you can load with wood to get cooking in about 20 minutes, or turn on the gas if you want to get going quicker. There’s room enough for an 11-inch pizza and there’s no need for turning once it’s in as the heat spreads evenly in the chamber so that you can have a crispy base in around two minutes and a slightly doughier one in 90 seconds. The silicone outer layer, which comes in green and grey, means that you never have to worry about burnt fingers and at only 20kg and coming with a carry strap, it’s a truly portable pizza experience. 

The mere notion that an airline would do this made my stomach feel as if it had just enjoyed an intravenous injection of excellent Anderson Valley Pinot Noir.

Here’s another thing you want to take note of: Observe how the fire is distributed in the oven. You need to know this because you may have to move the food around a bit to achieve a uniform bake or crust. And don’t forget that the wood should be a little bit spaced out to allow the air to aid combustion.

Rarely, if ever before, has an airline actually done something about it to make passengers more comfortable.

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Once you’ve hit the right temperature you need the oven to retain the heat for as long as possible so that you can batch cook for the hungry masses. Plus, you need to know that you can rely on the oven to turn out consistently delicious pizza bases and well-cooked toppings.