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Chicago Deep Dish Pizza - Chicago-Style Pizza

Chicago Deep Dish Pizza - Chicago-Style Pizza

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Learn how to make a Chicago Deep Dish Pizza I love NY-style thin crust pizzas, but once in a while I also like to enjoy a sloppy slice of deep dish. So much, stuff. Grymn: I make a stuffed, vegan version of this for a friend and she's said it's by far her favorite pizza. And that's from a big college town with tons of excellent local pizza places. We go shopping and she picks out the vegan substitutes for butter and cheese (there is some really good vegan cheese out there now, and I use capers or mushrooms made into a paste with nutritional yeast in the sauce instead of the anchovy fillets. We usually don't use any meet substitutes, but fill it with thinly sliced shallots and baby bell mushrooms, a hefty amount of baby spinach (it cooks down a lot, and some chiffonade basil in addition to the cheeses. Then instead of crimping the top crust to make that thick pie-like crust edge, I cut it all off, roll it back out into a very thin disc, and drape that over the toppings (sans sauce. After that stuffed dough layer goes the sauce, the parmesan, more chiffonade basil, and the drizzled olive oil.
Date: 2019-07-25

Comments and reviews: 9


I made a really thin thin pan pizza Dough ingredientsSaltFlourSugarBlack pepperWaterAn a drizzle of oil (any kind u have)After u made the dough and made it thin to put on your toppings take a fork and just poke it around the pizza dough so it can cook throughToppingsCheeseSweet peppersOlivesOregano herbsSprinkle some pepper Put a skillet pan to hot for a few secondsThen take a napkin and dip in a little bit of oil and slightly pass it inside the pan Carefully put the pizza insideThen cover it and let it cook around for 5 mins to 10 minsBecause it's so thin it cooks faster U can use any type of toppings u want it literally just took me 15 mins in total to make this with the dough n everything homemade remember u can season your dough for a burst of flavors. I do that to mines cause I mean it's better so for me #caribbeanbabies
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As for the question Which pizza is best, the answer is. what is in front of you at that moment. Even the worst pizza sounds good after several drinks. I normally dont think about pizza in styles, the type of cheese is what makes the difference. I was always a fan of the old Godfathers chain due to their usage of Provel cheese. Im from the Greater St. Louis area, and no, we dont all like our pizza as flat as roadkill
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Everyone calls the deep dish pie Chicago Style and I suppose theyre right. The funny thing is its more people not from Chicago (including all the people from the suburbs) that associate the deep dish as Chicago pizza - almost implying thats all we eat. When in fact, probably 2/3 of the people in the city order thin crust when they go to their local pizzeria
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Chicagoans. Don't. Eat. Deep. Dish. Pizza That's a misconception. It's for tourists. We all eat Chicago Style Thin Crust pizza which is cut into squares. You should try making some true Chicago style pizza. It's light, crispy, and the perfect finger food to share cuz of the square cuts.
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I recently acquired a giant amount of cast iron cookware. I'm from Chicago and I love to bring food to family gatherings. I'm definitely bringing a pizza to the next party, so thank you for this video. If you can make a cast iron section, that would be lovely
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My first negative food wishes comment. Every time we ate deep dish in Chicago or anywhere else, all everyone could say is it is eating raw dough in the middle with a crispy bottom, and than a nasty tomato raw dough top mixed with gross toppings we tried from 1975 to 2003.
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bake the crust first without toppings and another bottom oiled pan on top of it and then add your toppings and bake it again. also use an aluminium cake mold instead of a cast iron for a better more straight shape. anyhow, that pizza still looks delicious.
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I'm sooo hungry after watching this And I have already had dinner Gotta try this out in my brand new oven. Love your recipes and tips and have lots of laughs with the commentary - thank you Chef John for sharing your experience & love of food
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I like your content man but may you please speak in a normal tone or at least variations of tone. This monotonous tone all the way through started giving me some violent intentions towards the screen hoping it would reach your throat.
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