The Worst Episodes of Chef's Table: Pizza

#1 Worst Episode
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6.6/10(112 votes)
#1 - Sarah Minnick
S1:E69/7/2022
Purslane, orach, flowers: unconventional toppings from Portland gardens and farms lend Sarah Minnick's colorful pies vibrancy and unforgettable flavor.
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6.8/10(193 votes)
#2 - Gabriele Bonci
S1:E29/7/2022
After revolutionizing the Roman-style slice, Gabriele Bonci — the "Michelangelo of pizza" — decided to shed his TV persona and reconnect with the land.
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6.9/10(159 votes)
#3 - Ann Kim
S1:E39/7/2022
Ann Kim fought societal barriers and familial expectations to serve kimchi on pizza. Now, she's a James Beard winner with two Minneapolis restaurants.
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7.1/10(113 votes)
#4 - Yoshihiro Imai
S1:E59/7/2022
In Kyoto, chef Yoshihiro Imai brings a deep respect for nature to his pizzas, which he serves in the multi-course style of dining known as kaiseki.
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7.7/10(231 votes)
#5 - Chris Bianco
S1:E19/7/2022
An unprecedented approach to ingredients and technique has made Chris Bianco's Phoenix pizzeria the home of what critics deem the best pies in the world.
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8.1/10(159 votes)
#6 - Franco Pepe
S1:E49/7/2022
Franco Pepe left a family pizza dynasty for a solo venture. Innovative pies, handmade dough and local ingredients have made him a star all his own.
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