By Dan Steinberg, Washington Post Original Article – September 26, 2007 Redskins defensive tackle Kedric Golston is a big dude: 6-foot-4, about 315 pounds. “You think he’s just going to pick up his competitor and drop him in his belly,” is how Waleed R. Zarou put it. Waleed is the owner of Don Corleone’s Brick …
By Kim Centazzo, Ashburn Connection – September 26, 2007 Don Corleone’s Brick Oven Pizzeria will hold a Pros vs. Joes Pizza Challenge Sunday, Sept. 30, at 2 p.m., at the restaurant, in Sterling. Waleed Zarou, owner of Don Corleone’s Brick Oven Pizzeria, is looking for average men, women and children to compete against three celebrity …
While certainly ancient, the earliest origins of pizza are not at all clear. One interesting legend recounts that the Roman soldiers returning from Palestina, where they had been compelled to eat matzoh among the Palestinian Jews, developed a dish called picea upon gratefully returning to the Italian peninsula. Most sources, however, agree that an early …
Waleed Zarou, owner of Don Corleones Brick Oven Pizzeria places 3rd in national pizza event at the Orlando Pizza Show. Here are the official results (see original article): Fastest Pizza Maker 1st Place: John Howe, Domino’s Pizza, Orlando FL 2nd Place: Roger McColly, Domino’s Pizza, Upper Sandusky OH 3rd Place: Waleed Zarou, Don Corleones Brick …
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By Kim Centazzo, Ashburn Connection – September 05, 2007 Juliana Zarou will return to Orlando, Fla., Saturday, Sept. 8, to defend her title as “Dough Girl.” In July 2006, Zarou was the first girl to compete in the Throw Dough National Finals Junior Division for the under 18 division. She placed third for tricks, like …