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Pizza has a long history dating back to Queen Margaherita of Italy. The pizza was created in her honor with tomatoes, mozzarella cheese, and fresh basil representing the colors of the Italian flag. In just 3 sentences, this summary highlights the key points about pizza history mentioned in the original document.
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PIZZA
The document summarizes the history and types of pizza. It discusses how pizza originated from flatbread in ancient Rome and was popularized in Naples, Italy. The first recorded pizza was the Pizza Margherita created in 1889 to honor Queen Margherita, featuring the colors of the Italian flag - tomato, basil, and mozzarella. The document also mentions different popular pizza toppings like pepperoni and cheese and advises that pizza makes a good choice for parties.
The little history of the pizza
The pizza originated in Naples, Italy. The Margherita pizza was created for Queen Margherita of Savoy by Raffaelle Exposito, using tomato sauce, cheese, and basil to represent the colors of the Italian flag. The document proceeds to list the main ingredients to make a Margherita pizza: flour, water, olive oil, yeast, salt, tomato sauce, and cheese.
Pizza y su historia
La pizza es un pan plano horneado con harina, sal, agua y levadura cubierto con salsa de tomate y otros ingredientes como queso, salami y verduras. Original de la cocina napolitana de Italia, se ha popularizado en todo el mundo aunque solo la pizza napolitana tiene denominación de origen de la Unión Europea. La historia de la pizza comienza en la antigua Grecia con panes planos y en el siglo XVII en Nápoles se popularizó entre los habitantes humildes aunque con menos ingredientes que hoy.
Italia
Italia es una república situada en la península itálica y dos grandes islas en el mar Mediterráneo. Su capital es Roma y su bandera es verde, blanca y roja. La economía italiana es la cuarta más grande de la Unión Europea. La cultura italiana incluye el idioma italiano y monumentos históricos como el Coliseo Romano.
La pizza
La pizza se originó en la ciudad italiana de Nápoles durante el reinado de Fernando I, aunque sus raíces se remontan a la antigua Grecia. Se elabora colocando una variedad de ingredientes como tomate, queso mozzarella, orégano y otros sobre una masa de harina, aceite, levadura y sal. Existen diferentes tipos populares como la margarita, barbacoa y cuatro quesos, además de pizzerías famosas como Telepizza y Domino's Pizza.
Pizza i
La pizza se originó hace miles de años como pan plano sin levadura consumido por civilizaciones del Mediterráneo. Los napolitanos agregaron tomate y mozzarella, creando la pizza moderna. En los siglos XVII-XIX, la costumbre de comer pizza se extendió en Nápoles, surgiendo las pizzerías. Hoy en día, la pizza se ha convertido en una comida rápida internacional con innumerables variaciones.
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PIZZA
The document summarizes the history and types of pizza. It discusses how pizza originated from flatbread in ancient Rome and was popularized in Naples, Italy. The first recorded pizza was the Pizza Margherita created in 1889 to honor Queen Margherita, featuring the colors of the Italian flag - tomato, basil, and mozzarella. The document also mentions different popular pizza toppings like pepperoni and cheese and advises that pizza makes a good choice for parties.
The little history of the pizza
The pizza originated in Naples, Italy. The Margherita pizza was created for Queen Margherita of Savoy by Raffaelle Exposito, using tomato sauce, cheese, and basil to represent the colors of the Italian flag. The document proceeds to list the main ingredients to make a Margherita pizza: flour, water, olive oil, yeast, salt, tomato sauce, and cheese.
Pizza y su historia
La pizza es un pan plano horneado con harina, sal, agua y levadura cubierto con salsa de tomate y otros ingredientes como queso, salami y verduras. Original de la cocina napolitana de Italia, se ha popularizado en todo el mundo aunque solo la pizza napolitana tiene denominación de origen de la Unión Europea. La historia de la pizza comienza en la antigua Grecia con panes planos y en el siglo XVII en Nápoles se popularizó entre los habitantes humildes aunque con menos ingredientes que hoy.
Italia
Italia es una república situada en la península itálica y dos grandes islas en el mar Mediterráneo. Su capital es Roma y su bandera es verde, blanca y roja. La economía italiana es la cuarta más grande de la Unión Europea. La cultura italiana incluye el idioma italiano y monumentos históricos como el Coliseo Romano.
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La pizza se originó en la ciudad italiana de Nápoles durante el reinado de Fernando I, aunque sus raíces se remontan a la antigua Grecia. Se elabora colocando una variedad de ingredientes como tomate, queso mozzarella, orégano y otros sobre una masa de harina, aceite, levadura y sal. Existen diferentes tipos populares como la margarita, barbacoa y cuatro quesos, además de pizzerías famosas como Telepizza y Domino's Pizza.
Pizza i
La pizza se originó hace miles de años como pan plano sin levadura consumido por civilizaciones del Mediterráneo. Los napolitanos agregaron tomate y mozzarella, creando la pizza moderna. En los siglos XVII-XIX, la costumbre de comer pizza se extendió en Nápoles, surgiendo las pizzerías. Hoy en día, la pizza se ha convertido en una comida rápida internacional con innumerables variaciones.
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