CHICAGO DEEP DISH PIZZA (New and Improved Recipe)
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The creator demonstrates an improved recipe for deep dish pizza with a crispier crust and better tomato texture, using a food processor for the dough, homemade Italian sausage, and a smoked paloma cocktail.
From the video
Answers: How do you make deep dish pizza at home?
- deep dish pizza dough recipe
- deep dish pizza sauce
- homemade Italian sausage
- smoked paloma cocktail
Ingredients
- 375 g all-purpose flour
- 10 g salt
- 40 g cold butter
- 220 g water
- 6 g instant yeast
- 50 g butter
- 100 g grated white onion
- 15 to 20 g minced garlic
- 1 28oz/800g can crushed tomatoes
- 1 28oz/800g can whole peeled tomatoes
- 75 g tomato paste
- 10 g salt
- 20 g sugar
- 2 g dried oregano
- 2 g dried basil
- 2 g dried chili flakes
- 1 lb 80/20 ground pork
- 7 g salt
- 10 g sugar
- 5 g paprika
- 3 g dried sage
- 2 g black pepper
- 2 g chili flake
- 2-3 cloves garlic
- 3 g crushed toasted fennel seed
- 10 g red wine vinegar
- equal parts tequila
- equal parts lime juice
- equal parts grapefruit juice
- 2 tablespoons agave syrup
- splash grapefruit soda water
- olive oil
- mozzarella cheese
- 5 to 6 thin slices provolone cheese
- 25 pepperoni
- 2 handfuls parmesan cheese
What it concludes
- Using half the amount of butter in the dough prevents excessive softening and maintains a crunchy crust.
- Using a food processor instead of a stand mixer combines ingredients without developing too much gluten, resulting in a tender crust.
- Cold fermenting the dough in the fridge for 24 hours makes the crust crispier.
- Grating white onion instead of dicing it creates an onion that easily melts into the sauce.
- DIY Italian sausage is fresh, garlicy, and significantly more flavorful than store-bought options.
- Version 2 of the deep dish pizza is less sloppy, more crunchy, and has more flavor from overnight fermentation.
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