/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>6079127
tomato soup with garlic and herbs
several litres of cheese
bucket 'o dough

>>6079130
>>soup
wtf

>>6079149
for the casserole silly

>>6079163
Actually they use crushed tomatoes in Chicago deep dish. Also sliced Wisconsin mozzarella and the crust sometimes has beer and corn meal in it.

>>6079175
it's a tomato casserole served in a bucket of dough... not much fancy about it

>>6079127
I'm American and have never had that kind of pizza. It looks disgusting.

Pizzamaking.com, Chicago style forum.
You won't come very close to the good pizza joints but a passable approximation.

>>6079178
Oooh, aren't we grand and fancy. Let's go play the grand piano down by the Seine with our gourmet, Neapolitan pizza. Fucking elitist.

>>6079175
>>6079227

not the same guy but honestly that shit is fucking disgusting... i mean i may be biased because i dont really enjoy cheese very much and only tolerate it when it is browned on pizza in small quantities but how can you eat a giant vat of cheese covered in sauce ? it just seems really fucking gross to eat gross dough cheese brick ... however to each their own so if you enjoy it good. I am honestly just curious as to how one would enjoy such a thing? the whole conept of pizza is a thin crispy crust with some flavoring on it... its like a nice brick oven peice of bread with some good sauce and a bit of well cooked fresh mozzarella on top... maybe some fresh basil and a bit of olive oil. I mean i don't really see how you can call a cheese casserole a pizza? i mean enjoy it by all means but its just really not even the same category of food; it just has similar ingredients.I dont really feel as if i am being a snob in anyway i mean i dont eat domino's very much but it is still pizza... deep dish just isnt pizza and i am personally disgusted by it.

>>6079298
>i dont really enjoy cheese very much

Your opinions on ANYTHING are invalid.

>>6079188
how many dicks do you suck daily jew yorker?

>>6079315
Chitcago please.

>>6079306
Not liking cheese is probably the thing i dislike most about myself but it really isnt something i can affect. And i think being able to ignore such a strong dislike and still enjoy a food containing the ingredient i hate the most says a lot about the food. PIzza is such an amazing dish that i still enjoy it more than most other foods even though it contains cheese. The fact that i cant even eat a bite of deep dish casserole also should say a lot. I happen to be Italian so not liking cheese is even more difficult especially when i go back home.

>>6079298
I've never had a double d that had tons of cheese. O wait, you're the akin who has never had it, right? Just assuming from the image posted? If you look at it, the toppings are backwards. There's no way to cook a pizza with as much cheese as you think is on there.

>>6079127
That my friend is not a pizza.

>>6079178
>>6079163
It's great that people get so butthurt about the preferences of other people. I keep hoping this site will change and it never does.

>>6079417
Go to the PC echo chamber at reddit, gaylord

>>6079421
I don't want a hugbox. I want somewhere where people that don't like chicago pizza can call it "not pizza" instead of casserole like a butthurt unfunny faggot.

>>6079227
The Seine is in France my friend.

Sauce pool

Use the America's Test Kitchen recipe OP even if you only implement their dough and crust method:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2uGmk0kYC4
http://www.madeinmykitchen.com/2012/06/chicago-deep-dish-pizza.html

>>6079189
This. You can search for reverse-engineered recipes for various famous pizzamakers, also.

IIRC, this is a sort of a FAQ recipe page for the site:
http://www.pizzamaking.com/deepdish.php

>>6079130
You're upsetting me.

>>6079506
That's an American website anon.

>>6079130
> litres

Fuckin idiot brits, jealous of a big fattyass murkin commodity

> That's not pizza, because us Brits can't shoe each other up the ass and eat said pizza after multiple pints at the pub.

> Litre of cheese
Hehe

>>6079953
Nearly replied to this shit

>>6079542
. . . your point being?

I've never had a deep dish pizza myself, but I figure if I want to make one, I would still use standard pizza ingredients, in greater portions.

And instead of a flat pizza pan, I would probably use a cake pan.

>>6079987
>Did reply to it

is this what you call cheesecake?