Farm-fresh pizza for the Saratoga Springs area
Delivery and pickup to go
Plenty of great meals in addition to pizza
Farm-fresh pizza for the Saratoga Springs area
Delivery and pickup to go
Plenty of great meals in addition to pizza
Fresh slow-roasted tomatoes. Herbs from the farm. Mozzarella cheese from Capiello Dairy in Schenectady, which is 50% more expensive than commodity mozzarella and 100% better. Flour grown in New York State and freshly milled at Farmer Ground Flour in Ithaca.
It takes three days to make our naturally leavened, sourdough-style crust. We think the results are worth all the effort.
We're not traditionalists. This ain't Naples. But better equipment does create better results. Like our fork mixer from Italy, which slowly aerates the dough without heating it up. So your crust tastes better.
Fresher is better. We make rustic sauce with fresh tomatoes from our farm and from our friends' farms in Washington County. First we roast fresh tomatoes with garlic and herbs, then we simmer the sauce low and slow until it's thick and concentrated.
Sometimes the baker says "hang on a minute," then she walks down the driveway and comes back with a handful of fresh basil for your pizza.
Better delivery pizza is made with better ingredients.
Better delivery pizza is made with better ingredients.
9 Miles East Farm uses high-quality ingredients and a three-day slow-fermented levain process to make delicious pizza unlike anything else in the area. Then we deliver it to you to enjoy.
Ingredients matter. Our flour comes from Farmer Ground Flour in Ithaca, NY. Our cheese comes from Capiello Dairy in Schenectady. Our meat comes from local and regional farms. And our vegetables and herbs? We grow some of them ourselves and buy others from our friends' farms nearby.
Many people who love pizza love thin-crust Neapolitan style. We do too: It's great fresh from the oven. But for delivery, we wanted something that had body and flavor on its own. We wanted pizza crust that is good bread. So we use local flour from Ithaca, NY, slow, natural fermentation, and the best mixing and resting techniques to produce dough so good you'll wish it was thicker.
We make a fresh, rustic, herbed, boldly seasoned sauce from our own tomatoes in season and from the best we can get the rest of the year.
Josh raised the pigs used to make our sausage. Seth grew the onions. We grow lots of the other ingredients ourselves on our 29-acre farm.
If none of that looks like a deal-breaker, you can order online and see what you think.