i get stuck on food items. anyone else afflicted?

  • ArtieShaw@fedia.io
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    3 days ago

    If you’re a home cook, it’s possible to make a very passable Chicago style pizza at home. I’ve done knock-offs of Giordanos’s stuffed spinach and also a standard Lou Malnoti’s.

    But I’ll admit that it’s a bit tricky if you don’t have that base knowledge of what you’re going for.

    I think this was the resource I used to back-engineer the crusts. The rest is getting the order of ingredients (cheese on bottom to form a fat shield that protects the crust, toppings, potentially more cheese or another razor thin crust, then red sauce.)

    https://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php

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      3 days ago

      I do cook at home, the bready things I make are with basically corn flour. I have wheat flour, but I don’t even know how old it is… A new thing to learn!

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      3 days ago

      Deep dish crust has been surprisingly easy to replicate at home, but for the life of me I can’t get the sauce and especially the sausage anywhere near where I want it. I swear Lou Malnati’s does some outright witchcraft with their sausage. It’s so good.

      Plus, it’s amazing how hard it is to find whole milk mozzarella in some places.

      • originalucifer@moist.catsweat.comOP
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        3 days ago

        the crust for me was the most work/hardest part being a cracker-crust not a typical pizza crust. i did some taste testing and believe it or not, off the shelf pizza sauce was impossible to discern from the restaurant.

        ive never done sausage though, not really my thing.