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.
Nope–this really misses the mark completely (what it will make is bread with cheese and tomatoes on it). The biscuit-like texture of Chicago deep dish depends on two factors: lots of oil and a very short knead. The correct ratio is 3 Tablespoons (not teaspoons) oil (usually corn oil) to 1 cup AP flour. Mix for 1 minute; knead for no more than 2. use a premium brand of crushed or ground tomatoes (like 6-in-1, for example) and make part of the mozzarella whole milk. never cook the sauce; no need for butter in the crust; never, ever use cornmeal.
Nope–this really misses the mark completely (what it will make is bread with cheese and tomatoes on it). The biscuit-like texture of Chicago deep dish depends on two factors: lots of oil and a very short knead. The correct ratio is 3 Tablespoons (not teaspoons) oil (usually corn oil) to 1 cup AP flour. Mix for 1 minute; knead for no more than 2. use a premium brand of crushed or ground tomatoes (like 6-in-1, for example) and make part of the mozzarella whole milk. never cook the sauce; no need for butter in the crust; never, ever use cornmeal.