Appears in Cook's Country April/May 2006, America's Test Kitchen TV
Chicago-style pan pizza eschews a thin, crisp, sparsely topped crust in favor of a thick, tender crust loaded with toppings. However, the unique pan pizza crust requires unique dough.
Pan pizza (often called deep-dish pizza) is named for the pan in which the dough is risen and cooked. This type of pizza is known for an irresistible, buttery crust that’s crispy on the bottom and chewy in the middle. We set out to develop ...