Mozza - Desserts
I am finally going to Pizzeria Mozza in a few weeks and I want to know if there are specific desserts I should look out for. The butterscotch pudding doesn't appeal to me very much since I had one in SF at Town Hall and it was too rich after 2 bites. Anything I should look out for in the dessert menu?
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Pizzeria Mozza
641 N. Highland Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90036
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I made it to Pizzeria Mozza last night. The dessert menu at the restaurant did differ from what was in the menu on their web site. I really wanted to try the meyer lemon gelato pie but it was substituted with a strawberry gelato pie. Since I am not a big fan of strawberry desserts I decided to skip it. Instead I ordered the caramel copetta with marshmallow and Spanish peanuts. This is a definite must for those who love sweet and salty combinations. I thought the marshmallow would be like the standard sauce you get on a sundae but it ended up hardening up a over the caramel (at least I think it was caramel) gelato. There were a ton of peanuts in the bowl. The granita was good, but I don't know that I was thrilled that it was served with the espresso/coffee gelato. I would have preferred it on its own. The gelato was good though, not too sweet, and would have also been fine alone. The granita was served with chocolate covered honeycomb and I didn't care for it. It was like a refined version of Violette Crumble. No butterscotch budino for me this time. Thanks all for you recommendations.
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Pizzeria Mozza
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If they have the Meyer lemon tart I would suggest that. I don't think they will since we're not in Meyer lemon season but maybe they get some from Chile or there are extended growing seasons.
I think you should try the budino as well - its not that rich actually and as yummy said the sea salt cuts into it very well. It's a well balanced dessert the creme fraiche adds a nice element of tang.
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