Detroit style pizza

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Have to thank you for your post! It was the push we needed, my wife made this for supper while I was grinding and seasoning meat for sticks.

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Omg! So good !

Ryan
 
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When I was in the Motor City I had some of their deep dish. . .Your's looks exactly the same and I would bet tastes just as good.
Thanks John . I was hoping for that input . It was light and crispy . Really good .
Gonna mix up a batch using the recipe you gave me . I found some 00 flour to try with it .

Love a good Detroit style pizza.
Give it a try . Thanks for lookin .
 
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Thanks for the comment . That pan is 12 x 8 x 2 inches deep . The original Detroit pans were automotive parts trays . This one was sold as a " Detroit pizza " pan . It works fine . More like a cake pan .
Fermented dough is mixed then held in the fridge up to 7 days . I've done a couple days and up to 7 with homemade . I usually mix the dough up on Sunday afternoon . Then it's ready to use during the week . If I don't do a pizza , I'll do bread or rolls . You should try it . Makes a huge difference in the outcome .
Here's a thread with homemade held the 7 days .
Thanks for looking .
 
Rich were I lived before that was a Sicilian Pie. Yours looks fantastic!! Were is that dough made I use to buy some that was made in Middlesex NJ that was good
Richie
 
Rich were I lived before that was a Sicilian Pie. Yours looks fantastic!! Were is that dough made I use to buy some that was made in Middlesex NJ that was good
Thanks bud . Yeah , that was mentioned in something I read about where it originated . I think the guys wife was Sicilian . They mentioned another name too .
I just made a pizza last night with the same dough . I was reading the bag , but not sure where it's made . I'll have to check .

tropics tropics I just looked it up . Said North Carolina . Ships frozen .
 
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do you occasionally open the bag to relieve the gas?
I don't . I push as much air out of the bag that I can . Then seal it and in the fridge . It might start to rise again in the fridge , but should stop . If it would pop the seal just close it back up .
Just get it out to warm up 3 hours or so before you want to use it . The stuff I used for this pizza was 16 oz. for that size pan . So keep that in mind . I don't know how much you mixed up or what size pan you have . Sounds like you have a great start . Be waiting to see what you do . I'm sure it will be great .
 
i use a 9x13 metal "cake pan" just like this-
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Most Excellent Looking Pizza Chop.

Point for sure
Chris
 
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