Giorgia Caporuscio Interview at Pizza Expo
Giorgia Caporuscio discusses how she learned to make pizza, from her father Roberto Caporuscio and from Don Antonio Starita.
The Rise of Wisconsin’s Pizza Farms, Farm to Table on the Pizza Farm
On This Farm, We Had a Pizza: The Rise of Wisconsin’s Pizza Farms 🧀 On This Farm, We Had a Pizza: The Rise of Wisconsin’s Pizza Farms By a twist of fate and a whole lot of cheese, Wisconsin may have just reinvented the way we think about pizza. Forget the deep dish pride of Chicago or the thin crust swagger of New York. Out in the rolling fields of Wisconsin, a quieter, tastier revolution is happening — and it smells like wood-fired dough and fresh basil. Welcome to the world of pizza farms. Yes, you read that right. Pizza. On a farm. It might sound like a joke — “Do they grow pepperoni next to the tomatoes?” — but the truth is even better. These farms don’t just serve pizza. They grow it. From the wheat in the crust to the herbs on top, and even the cheese and sausage, many ingredients come straight from the land beneath your feet. Take Grassways Organics in East Troy. On Friday and Saturday nights, the farm turns into a pizza haven, serving up to 400 pies at the height...
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