I Dream Of Pizza A Pizza Blog, Established In 2008

Back in November of 2008, when I launched IDreamOfPizza, I had no expectations for what I wanted the blog to be. All I knew is that I loved pizza and writing and figured I’d combine the two and see what ...

The Village Voice Choice Eats is always one of the most anticipated food events in New York City each year. And although there is normally not pizza served there (as participating restaurants don’t have access to kitchens… or pizza ovens!) ...

This week marks five years since I launched IDreamOfPizza. It’s crazy to think that I’ve been blogging about pizza for so long. It all started on Monday, November 10, 2008 with an unassuming post about a pizza eating contest: Needless ...

A man named Anjan Contractor just received a $125,000 grant from NASA to create a prototype of his universal food synthesizer — what is essentially a 3-D printer for food. In this article — which goes into some details about ...

Election season is behind us, but if you’re looking for a cool pizza-related holiday gift, I recommend this “Pizza For President” print from an artist in Boston, MA. Click here for more information.  

Two and a half years ago I posted a short piece on I Dream Of Pizza about a pizzeria that closed its doors in Red Hook, Brooklyn (Anselmo’s Owner Lashes Out Against Landlady).  Of course, pizza places shutter all the ...

A good friend is currently raising funding to finish a film he shot called Acquired Taste. The plot? A young food critic in a small town with no food options meets a hotheaded NYC master chef and the two form ...

Pizza and Japan. The two don’t go hand in hand. But during a week-long trip there, I was impressed with the growing pizza scene. It’s not surprising. In general, a strong emphasis is placed on high quality food and ingredients ...

Street Art Utopia recently published some of the best images from 2011. This one caught my eye. Not a bad way to go, I must say.  

Today we bring you word of a new site aimed at helping families solve the never-ending “what’s for dinner” dilemma. DinnerTool.com lets you search through thousands of recipes that feature only the ingredients you have in your kitchen. It’s never ...