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Antica Forneria Porzio - La Casetta Verde Bio

Porzio is the first fully certified organic bakery in Palermo and, by its own account, in Sicily, and it makes both the Palermitan red sfincione and the white bagherese one with organic ricotta and tuma. The family is named and the succession is documented: Salvatore Porzio founded the firm in 1960 in via Terrasanta, his daughter Rosaria, a biologist, took it on with her husband Antonio, and their son Francesco Coco runs it today and works in the laboratory himself. The grains are named - Timilia, Perciasacchi, Russello, Kamut and organic Sicilian durum - and lard and chemical additives have been removed, which is unusually specific for a Palermo forno.

Via Val di Mazara, 48, 90167 Palermo · Palermo · Sfincione · est. 1960

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Why it is here

Porzio is the first fully certified organic bakery in Palermo and, by its own account, in Sicily, and it makes both the Palermitan red sfincione and the white bagherese one with organic ricotta and tuma. The family is named and the succession is documented: Salvatore Porzio founded the firm in 1960 in via Terrasanta, his daughter Rosaria, a biologist, took it on with her husband Antonio, and their son Francesco Coco runs it today and works in the laboratory himself. The grains are named - Timilia, Perciasacchi, Russello, Kamut and organic Sicilian durum - and lard and chemical additives have been removed, which is unusually specific for a Palermo forno.

What to order

Sfincione rosso; the bagherese variant with organic ricotta and tuma

What we looked at

First bakery in Palermo, and claimed first in Sicily, certified fully organic,named organic and biodynamic Sicilian grains: Timilia, Perciasacchi, Russello, Kamut, grano duro siciliano biologico,lard and chemical additives removed; organic sunflower and olive oil only,full product traceability claimed by the owner,three-generation succession, all named,makes both the Palermitan sfincione and the bagherese variant, which ilGolosario calls imbattibili