Named for its Chicagoan owner, Emmett’s prides itself on being the only deep-dish pizzeria in NYC, with a cozy neighborhood vibe and a killer wine and beer program.
Not correct. What this recipe will make is bread with tomato sauce and cheese, which is not how you make the biscuit-like Chicago deep dish pizza. What you need is a lot more oil (usually corn oil for a buttery taste in a ratio of 3 Tablespoons oil to one cup flour) and a very short mix/knead time (as in biscuits)–mix for 1 minute and knead for no more than 2 minutes). No butter is necessary. And thankfully, you didn’t include cornmeal, which Chicago deep dish has ever contained.
Not correct. What this recipe will make is bread with tomato sauce and cheese, which is not how you make the biscuit-like Chicago deep dish pizza. What you need is a lot more oil (usually corn oil for a buttery taste in a ratio of 3 Tablespoons oil to one cup flour) and a very short mix/knead time (as in biscuits)–mix for 1 minute and knead for no more than 2 minutes). No butter is necessary. And thankfully, you didn’t include cornmeal, which Chicago deep dish has ever contained.