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Chicago-Style Deep-Dish Pizza

A properly thick crust holds its own under a rich topping of fresh cheese and tomato.

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    7 Comments

    • Jennifer

      yummo!!!

    • Dawn

      I am pretty sure that Lou Malnati’s, one of the best deep dish restaurants in Chicago, uses slices of mozzerella, rather than shredded.

    • jdb2swiss

      Why is the oven pre-heating for 50 minutes? Typo, hopefully.

    • Christine Liu
      Christine Liu

      Hi jdb2swiss, great question. Essentially, it’s imperative that your oven achieves the proper temperature prior to baking. Ovens are likely to vary in the time it takes for them to achieve certain temperatures, so to be on the safe side, it’s good to pre-heat early on. The cooks advise that it’s best to turn on the oven first as written, and then get to cooking. Enjoy the deep-dish pizza!

    • Lena H.

      After being without easy access to good Chicago deep-dish, I’m so excited to give this recipe a try at home. We even had some Lou Malnati’s pies shipped, so we can see how my attempt measures up. Fingers crossed!

    • kimalexis

      It’s very good! But … spending my first 45 years in Chicago and eating LOTS of Lou Malnati’s pizza … there’s something missing in the crust … Malnati’s is melt in your mouth. This recipe however is really good and I’m making it for my 3rd time. YUM!

    • Bryce

      i cant wait to try it

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