Pizza Provence-Style
Paula Kane · Restaurant Recommendations · TasteContributor blog post by Paula Kane:
One of the things I am constantly searching for is good pizza. I know it seems odd, pizza and Provence don’t seem to go together, but you’d be mistaken. And likely pleasantly surprised.
Since coming to Provence I have eaten a great many pizzas. There is truly nothing better than a cold pression (a draft beer) and a tasty pizza on a hot day after a long bike ride. Or for a quick little lunch.…Continue reading here for Paula’s growing list of tasty pizza that she has sampled in Provence from Sault to Montbrun-les-Bains.
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