tomato pie

There are lots of things you should do in central New York, from enjoy the cuisine to experiencing the beauty of Mother Nature. But there are things you should never do too.

Chicken riggies, Utica greens, tomato pie, and half moons. If you had to choose, which one would you give up forever?

Whether it's "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives," "$40 A Day" or even just a blog on their website, the Food Network knows that Central New York have some pretty awesome food.

If you've grown up in Utica, Rome, or Central New York chances are you have had Tomato Pie at a family party or gathering. Have you ever looked up the recipe for Utica Tomato Pie to make it yourself at home? Dash of Amy, a online video blogger and writer shared an amazing recipe for you to follow...

Central New York needs to get ready for Tomato Pie Day. Which restaurants are going to be featured at this event?

It's still pretty new, but it's going to become a tradition. We're talking about Tomato Pie Day, as planning and organizing gets underway for its third year.

For the third year running, Utica's own tomato pie will be celebrated at an event all it's own at the Parkway Center by the folks from I Love Utica

All in all, Central New Yorkers are a pretty easy-going bunch. There are, however, certain things we take very very seriously.

A former Utica resident is now an ambassador for our legacy of unique foods. This time, Sal Detraglia lays out the instructions and recipe for Tomato Pie.

TV Show host Andrew Zimmern is always on a quest to find the world's most unique tastes on the show Bizarre Foods. Recently, he made a stop in Utica at Napoli's Italian Bakery.

Since opening in 1999, Roma Sausage and Deli's tomato pie has become a staple food for Central New Yorkers.

The Utica area and Central New York is known for having amazing and unique food options, with Tomato Pie being one of them. Celebrate this delicious treat during "Tomato Pie Day."