The sauce on top always looks a bit funny.omaha_red wrote:that looks like a freaking lasagnaCronos69 wrote:
You fools aren't helping my diet any.
But boy is it good.
The sauce on top always looks a bit funny.omaha_red wrote:that looks like a freaking lasagnaCronos69 wrote:
You fools aren't helping my diet any.
Looks like a pretty good deep dish to me (Chicago style). Sometimes when I make them I'll add another thin layer of cheese on the top at the very end and broil that baby to cook it quick. Damn its good!Popeye_Card wrote:The sauce on top always looks a bit funny.omaha_red wrote:that looks like a freaking lasagnaCronos69 wrote:
You fools aren't helping my diet any.
But boy is it good.
How can pizza be too deep?Jocephus wrote:thats too deep for me
i knew someone would reply like this...Popeye_Card wrote:How can pizza be too deep?Jocephus wrote:thats too deep for me
Wuss.
Agreed, the ease of it is lost completelyJocephus wrote:for me...pizza is the ultimate food, because it (can be) cheap, good portions, you can eat it for breakfast, lunch and dinner and its a handheld food...those deep really saucy pizzas arn't suitable to my stoner lifestyle
Rosati's has great thin crust pizza. Gino's and Lou Malnati's both have amazing deep dish pizza. I still am not a fan of the huge sausage patty though.cardsfansince82 wrote:Fighting hipsters is a lifelong crusade.
For the Chicago people...have you ever tried Rosati's? There is one out here and it is by far my favorite pizza. Just wondering how it measures up to other Chicago style places.
Malnati's is my favorite. We had one in Peoria for a few years when Rick Malnati played at Bradley but it closed after he left. Luckily, there are now a lot of them to choose from in the Chicago area. And I agree that the sausage patty that accompanies most of the Chicago style sausage pizzas is a bit overwhelming.fulldeck wrote:Rosati's has great thin crust pizza. Gino's and Lou Malnati's both have amazing deep dish pizza. I still am not a fan of the huge sausage patty though.