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+Omini Nagare Do you mean you want something that compliments sweet flavors on the pizza? I would go with goat cheese if you are putting fig or some type of sweet fruit on your pizza. Brie would also go well with sweet toppings.
Tony, you make so many Badass cooks its hard to tell wich is the best..this
deep dish pizza is totally killer..I love deep dish pizza .this a must do
and still getting the cooking componets to make your awesome fillet mingnon
roast with the red wine reduction..these two dishes will make everyone
happy especiall the little woman..hope to do the fillet mingnon over the
holidays.BROTHER YOU KICK ASS..everything is awesome..much appreciated ..
+Cris Workizer Thanks Cris! It is great to hear you get a kick out of the recipes! That fillet roast is absolutely perfect to do for the holidays, the richness of the flavor of the beef combined with that sauce should be a hit with the family :)
+BBQGuys.com I showed the Queen the video and she is gonna make this tomorrow. She saw some of your other recipes too and at least one is on her list (if this goes good I am sure there will be more :) )
+javasoccernut Hahah, no crust left behind is right!
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+noman locknard a bit too hood for reasonable criticism on a video about a deep dish pizza recipe dont you think. Plus it is ironic that your calling someone a keyboard warrior when your being a keyboard thug :/ ya douche
This Chicago style pizza recipe is what I use. I've been making these for a few years now and this has always been a huge hit with my friends and family.
It's important to note that this is stuffed deep dish pizza, which is
itself a variant of traditional deep dish. Regular Chicago deep dish pizza
doesn't have the dough on top (I personally find in unnecessary as it never
bakes and is just very doughy). This variant of deep dish pizza is
popularized by Giordano's. Also, I would personally go with deli sliced
cheese rather than pre-grated since they add starch or cellulose to
pre-grated so they don't stick together. Biggest take away from this video
is the crust, which looks fantastic.
I wouldn't cut the extra dough off until you have put all the ingredients
in...it would help hold the edge of the crust up until the toppings were in
place to hold the edges.
+Jaiko Starfire For better results, make your own sauce! It's really a pretty simple process, and once you nail it down, it tastes incredible and unique, since you made the sauce, and that's most of the unique flavor of a pizza.
Hey Man! Did you do that "Girl From Ipanema" remix? Its chill and nice. You
linked it on the description but it sent me to the original one (I guess it
was a troll haha)
Hey, just wondering if u could share the story behind the coat of arms on
ur laptop/the laptop on the counter since i dunno if its yours or not.
r u from hungary cuz u look like ur hungry lol
+Máté Szakálos he seems to be austrian, even if there's a hungarian crest on the back of his laptop. (amúgy jó látni, hogy más magyar is nézi a videóit kappa)
I ran out of characters....I also am considering using only 1 packet of
yeast instead of 2. An intersesting thing about Malnati, he mentions butter
in the crust, but there is none in the recipe. I also saw a bowl of melted
butter on his make table, but did not use it. I am guessing that he is not
providing all of the info regarding his crust. Since he uses 8 cups of
flour, and only 16 oz of water with 1/4 cup oil, this would make a very dry
dough which may not even be usable. he's hiding it
This time I actually used a bread machine to get the initial dough mixed
and properly risen (with a tablespoon and a half of yeast). Worked great;
way better than last time. Question though - do you put any Italian/pizza
seasoning in with the sauce? I've been tossing in about a tablespoon of
Italian seasoning. There's a local Italian grocery here in Wisconsin that
sells 6-in-1 ground tomatoes in the small cans as well as the gallon
industrial size...I bought a whole case of the small cans!
Not true hoss, if fact there is a dough recipe provided by Marc Malnati
himself on food network website which specifically calls for corn meal.
Having been raised on Lou's pizza, I assure you that there is corn meal
present. Also, they do not pre cook the sausage (they being Uno, Gino's and
Lou's) it is an uncooked sausage laid over the cheese followed by the
tomatoes and parmesan/peccorino romano cheeses. Place the pizza on the
stone for 30-40 min at 425-450 and leave it alone.
The way around this is to use a lean (90%) or leaner mix. Also, let the
pizza rest a few minutes before cutting. Draining the tomatoes in a
collander also helps. As for the corn meal, I have not seen them put it in
the bottom of the pan, but ny observation is based on an episode of "Throw
down with Bobby Flay" and the taste of the crust itself. There is a recipe
created by Flay related to that episode. I use Flay's recipe with 2 less
tsp salt, and add 1 tsp garlic powder.
Gosh that Pizza looked absolutely mouth watering. The last 2:00 minutes of
your daughter enjoying her pizza was cool. With the music playing in the
background it looked like a scene shot for an upcoming Little Rascals
movie. Everytime they ate you could hear very amusing music to enhance the
humor of the little rascals mannerisms. Will all due respect I meant no
disrespect to your child. Thanks for the uploading this video.
@versteegmd actually, Chicago is'nt in Italy either. Thats why it's Called
"Chicago", "New York" and "California" styles... pizza has become a
"regional" food Heck, even within a city people will go ballistic arguing
which is better when the food is awesome at both, and the same style! As
for me, I like a bit of all styles, although a great chef armed with a wood
burning stove are always winners with me.
Yeast not rising can be due to a few things. Here are a few things you
could try. 1) Don't do the overnight fridge rest, or if you do be sure to
put the dough out on the counter to warm up and rise 8-10 hours before you
intend to bake your pie. 2) Reduce the amount of oil in the dough by 1/4
cup or so. 3) Proof the yeast before starting to be sure that you are using
live yeast. Best of luck.
@boojado - Wrong about the food coloring and the corn meal. There is no
corn meal in the Gino's East's dough recipe at all and the food coloring it
what accounts for the yellow coloring of the dough at Gino's. None of the
major deep dish places in Chicago have corn meal in their dough and if
you're making pizzas based on the assumption that it belongs,
you're...well, wrong.
@boojado I have no idea how Indian Tandoori is done, so I can't refute your
claim on that. However, Gino's East ingredients listing at Featured Foods
shows CLEARLY yellow #5 and #6 in the dough formulation. Also, a former
manager at Gino's (now owns and operates other stores) told me this is how
it's done. Nice myth of the corn meal, it's just isn't in there.
Thanks for the info. I'll have to look at the info on Malnoti's. I didn't
ever eat there much because there wasn't one close to where I lived in the
city. It was more of a suburbs pizza from what I remember. I know about the
sausage going on uncooked but I haven't had good luck putting sausage on
raw, it makes my pizza too watery.
Great video! And I have a question - what was that song at the intro of the
video? Playing that would probably get my family in the mood to try my next
pizza attempts. Cuz by this point, they are a tad skeptical that I'll ever
nail these pies. thx, Za Guy ps: I liked your blog too - great work and
thanks for sharing!
Good job, but just a tip, don't pre cook your pork. If your cooking at good
pizza temps, a deep dish will have at leats 25 minutes to cook....your pork
will finish. You have to pinch it thin though. Pre cooking it makes it way
to chewy. GREAT video though...you got you pizza skills on point for the at
home kitchen!
WOW! living in North Florida, Ive never been fortunate enough to have a
Chicago style pizza. There are a few places around town that claim they are
NY style but i doubt it actually. I will be making this for sure. I know it
will blow my friends and family away! thanks for the vid ,,,its great Ham
I use really cheap olive oil from Sam's Club so I suppose its not even
remotely extra virgin. I've also seen and tried a lot of pizza recipes with
no salt. I don't think it makes a huge difference. The best thing to do is
try a recipe with and without and use the one you like better.
Fantastic! love they way you included your family into the video, thanks
for sharing, I will have to try this recipe . My favorite part is when your
daughter grabbed the cheese (classic) and would have kept shaking it, just
like my son hahahahaha lol , great video!
heyyy thanks for the vid! urs looked great & mines on its way. Im not sure
if your at all in the WI/Milwaukee area, but for anyone who wants great
italian sausage for pizza, Nehring's Sendiks or Groppis food market makes
EXCELLENT sausage! Thanks again man!
The name of the intro song is eh cumpari by Julias LaRosa. You can find all
of the Italian songs on a CD called Mob Hits. It is available at amazon.
The non-Italian songs are a mix of Peter and the Wolf and Britten's
Ceremony of Carols.
I'm gonna try your recipe. That's cool how the dough stays put. I'm gonna
split the recipe since I just have a 9 inch round cake pan.. Tip: if you're
gonna use a scale use all grams or all ounces; for liquids use milliliters
Thank you for the response. I used to think that Chicago style pizza had
corn meal in the crust. After some research I found out that none of the
places you mentioned puts corn meal in the crust and they deny ever doing
so.
I made this a couple times, cut the salt back a bit and its a great recipe.
I did use table salt, not Kosher salt so maybe that was the issue. Thanks
so much for posting this, I cant get good deep dish where I live.
hi ... i am trying this pizza today ... made the dough last night ... but
it didnot puff up yet.......it is the same as it was at night .. what did i
do wrong .. and at this point what can i do to fix it...
i precook the dough in the pan for about 5 minutes to give it a little bit
of a crust before i add the ingredients. that way the bottom crust doesnt
get soggy. great video!! thank you very much
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It's not a special pan for pizza - you can use every deep pan (as like for lasagna for example), you can buy it at almost every shop for kitchen or baking tools :-)
absolutely - it' not really a deep dish pizza. it's an ordinary pan-pizza with a thick dough (as like from pizza hut). but anyway it looks very delicious :-)
Bro i dont really fuck wit the social media... I dont have none of that shit, Twitter, instagram, facebook. Im just tryna get some shit poppin on YouTube
Every episode I watch I keep thinking muscles glasses is going to show
up... but every episode is full of nothing but disappointment :( This guy
isn't muscles glasses...
That is not Deep Dish, (The sauce is suppose to be on top of the cheese,
and there isn't enough oil in your crust) If anything, that is just a Pan
Pizza. You should go to Chicago and research what a REAL Deep Dish Pizza is
like!
+Jared Lendy Deep Dish is just a deeper and thicker pizza. You're talking about a different style of pizza entirely that just so happens to share the same name and triggers every retarded Chicagoan into a nerd rage about "real pizza."
+TheSpicyPotatoe I hear you. Just looking for something a little more original. Something I've never seen before that I can't just look up on a recipe site. Like Dishwasher Lasagna or Oreo Tacos or Nutella Twinkie Cheesecake. And yes Little Caesars sucks but this has been done before is all I'm saying.
+Robin Wolf ITs the glory and respect people will give to you knowing you made a deep dish pizza (At least for me). These videos are only made for people who understand the value of selfmade art and not for people who are concerned with the troubles and $$ it would take to go through it
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+Flummox Yes, I have......it's not bad but I really dislike it. I don't like that much sauce on a pizza.....it's so flooded.....barely crust on it as well. Authentic New York Pizza is the best......especially when made by an Italian Pizza Maker........delicious all the time.
Best food in the chi is Harolds on 79th.
Shout out to foe nem on the nine and RIP Angelo, Black, Shorty, Tony, Wet
Wet, Fooly, Deontey, Wille, Lil Steve, Big Cap, Folks, Mikey, Bankhead,
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"Should we try it?" one of the girls asks after it is delivered to their
table.
Why else are you there with the camera set up to make a video that shows
you trying it?
+Jiahao “Karl” Li Giordano's is 'Stuffed Pizza' which tends to be larger than traditional Deep Dish Pizza. Although the term 'Chicago style' encompasses all of the different kinds of pizzas in Chicago.
+Jiahao “Karl” Li Giordano's is 'Stuffed Pizza' which tends to be larger than traditional Deep Dish Pizza. Although the term 'Chicago style' encompasses all of the different kinds of pizzas in Chicago.