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Take A Trip To Chi-Town With This Yummy, Deep-Dish Pizza

17 November 2016
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Who here is a fan of pizza? If you guys are raising your hands then I bet there aren’t too many paws left on the keyboards at the moment. All right, put your patties down. When I was a young girl my parents would quite often order pizza from this place called the “Village Pizzeria” in our town. The pizza there was delicious and the owner would often make pizzas from around the world. This included a hot and bubbly Chicago-style pie. Now, this type of pizza isn’t for the light eater as it is as deep dish as you can get.

If you were a tiny exploring looking through the caverns of this deep dish pizza you’d probably get lost. Chicago=style pizzas are dripping in sauce, covered in layers of gooey cheese, and topped with anything you want. My personal favorite toppings are pepperoni, ham, mild pepper rings, onions, bacon, green peppers, and heaping mounds of parmesan cheese. So, basically, I like everything but the kitchen sink on ym pie. How will you be making your Chicago-style pizza? Please let me know in the comments 🙂

Recipe and photo courtesy of Group Recipes.

 

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Quick Tip: Try to use whole milk mozzarella for this pizza as other cheeses just don’t make the cut.

How To Survive Your First Attempt At Making Deep Dish Pizza

22 January 2016
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No one in their right mind would ever say no to pizza.  Now throw that into a deep baked, flaky crust, and we’re practically zombies for the plate. You might think it’s to hard to make deep dish at home, but honey, it’s easy peasy!

This recipe makes about 12 servings, but it probably won’t last longer than one sitting.  That being said, if it does manage to survive, this pizza keeps as well as any others, and is just as spectacular cold, as it is warm. Try noshing on a piece for breakfast. As they say, “Cold pizza is the breakfast of champions.” Do they really say that?

 

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Quick tip: Easily double this recipe and make it a pizza party!

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