About Noto
Noto was imagined in Naples, Italy. The batter is essentially made with only four fixings: flour, salt, yeast, and water. The batter is extended to arrange, then, at that point, set onto the stone floor of the 1000 degree wood consuming broiler. The stove weighs 3 tons and is planned explicitly for cooking Noto. The fire turns over the highest point of the stove vault as the fire panthers the hull and cooks the pizza in 90 seconds. The very hot temperature of the stove makes the mixture puff at the edges with a light vaporous hull with roasting. The sauce from the squashed San Marzano tomatoes and new mozzarella make a hot, soupy, liquid region at the focal point of the pizza. The pizza is around 11" in width and is best eaten with a blade and fork.