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Let\'s do the Deep Dish Disco
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Fidel
Posts: 10,172
So Mike in Abita posts this link earlier today for a completely different deep dish crust. I abruptly change plans to do this pie and run to the store to procure the various sundries needed.
It turned out very good. I did not pre-bake the crust and wish I had. I did not use as much oil or butter in the pan as I should have. The crust was very crisp and light, but was not exactly what I'm looking for, but this is getting close. I changed this recipe by adding 1/2 c of corn meal and 1/4 cup of water and 2 Tbsp olive oil to the dough. I also used bread flour instead of AP.
I topped it with olive oil, sliced fresh mozzarella, diced tomatoes, fresh basil, oregano, pepperoni, onion, shredded provolone, pizza sauce, and finally a little shredded Parmesan.
Baked it at 425 with the following setup - platesetter legs down, little green feet, pizza stone, mini grid, and the deep dish on top. Went for about 55 minutes. It was raining pretty good so I couldn't get any photos of the setup. Had I pre-baked the crust for 5 minutes I probably would have avoided the moderately soft internal crust. Otherwise very tasty.
It turned out very good. I did not pre-bake the crust and wish I had. I did not use as much oil or butter in the pan as I should have. The crust was very crisp and light, but was not exactly what I'm looking for, but this is getting close. I changed this recipe by adding 1/2 c of corn meal and 1/4 cup of water and 2 Tbsp olive oil to the dough. I also used bread flour instead of AP.
I topped it with olive oil, sliced fresh mozzarella, diced tomatoes, fresh basil, oregano, pepperoni, onion, shredded provolone, pizza sauce, and finally a little shredded Parmesan.
Baked it at 425 with the following setup - platesetter legs down, little green feet, pizza stone, mini grid, and the deep dish on top. Went for about 55 minutes. It was raining pretty good so I couldn't get any photos of the setup. Had I pre-baked the crust for 5 minutes I probably would have avoided the moderately soft internal crust. Otherwise very tasty.
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That looks amazing! I know what you mean about oiling the pan...never can get that right.
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I can't figure out why you don't weigh 400 lbs. Nice lookin pie! -RP
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I didn't say I ate it all...two slices of this thing and I'm stuffed - and I couldn't finish the second.
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Thanks Brad. I'm not after that greasy buttery stuff that Pizza Hut calls a pan pizza crust, but don't want it dry as a cracker either.
Always hunting for that happy medium, and not quite there yet. This recipe is a solid foundation though. -
Fidel that looks specfreakintacular manhappy in the hut
West Chester Pennsylvania -
Rod, what kind of pan did you use? spring form?
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It is a Chicago Deep Dish Pan - 14" x 1.5"
I got it off Amazon for around $10 last year.
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OOOOWWWWEEE. Wish I had a slice. Looks fantastic.
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Thanks Marc.
You're trying to emulate MickeyD's and I'm all over Pizza Hut. Together, with enough practice, we can take them both out. -
damn rod, that looks really really good!!!
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That is beautiful! Think I have at least one of next weekend's meals planned :-)
Thanks for the info and the pics!
Basscat -
Rod......Simply.............delicioso.........Felicidades!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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You got that right brother. I suspect if more people in this world were doing what we're doing here (hav'n a ball cook'n good food & talk'n great smack on a great forum), those places would all wither away anyway right. I have a question, was it you that sent me the recipe for the Chicago crust with the potato in it?happy in the hut
West Chester Pennsylvania -
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there Fidel. I haven't done pizza lately here but that picture makes me want to cook one soon. Great Job!
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After 3 turkey meals in 5 days, that sure looks good to me. How thick is that and where did you pick up the pan?
Mike -
Nope, weren't me sir.
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See above. 1.5" thick. Pan from Amazon. My reply to Maineegg has the details.
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I've been there a zillion times, but have NEVER had pizza there believe it or not.
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Thanks Mike -- and thanks for the link.
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Rod,
I have. but I prefer Heaven on Seven.
SteveSteve
Caledon, ON
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Outstanding Fidel! Still havent done a pizza I'm happy with UNLIKE YOU!
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nice!
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Try a pan without the non stick stuff. Oil it a couple of times and bake it. Then, don't wash it. Just wipe it out after use....
before using put a little oil on a rag and wipe it in the pan...
In my opinion the non stick stuff is not good for pizza and you'll never get the oil right.
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