Making truffle pizza.
@MikeElgan I know what truffles smell and taste. I know how Roman and Tuscan pizza smells and tastes. This looks great. Can you describe the combo taste? I imagine that the truffle is pretty powerful and tasty. How do you keep it balanced. (This all assumes that you or your wife prepared it.)
@MandyTheClown I make the pizza and my wife makes the pasta. The key with truffles is that you want fat and salt and no strong flavors to compete with the truffles. So this is sourdough bread, baked with a tiny bit of olive oil and mozzarella. Once out of the oven, we put cold burrata on top, then truffles, then olive oil, then salt. With truffles, you generally try to minimize the strength of flavors, while adding lots of fat (olive oil and cheese) and getting the salt just right.

@MikeElgan I have another question for you. I spent a lot of time in Barcelona. Before the pandemic, Barcelona was my home away from home.

I adored, Cava Catalan. I have not found a good one here in the mid-Atlantic that doesn’t have an exorbitant markup. 2Qs. A. What Cava did you enjoy when you were there? What would you recommend? B. Do you know of a reputable dealer online that reliably ships from Spain? So many US dealers seem dodgy when it comes to shipping from Spain.