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For years my go-to pizza crust was thin, baked on a stone. Last Friday I made a Detroit style crust. (Original Post) Floyd R. Turbo May 2019 OP
Nice-looking cake Cirque du So-What May 2019 #1
Damn near! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo May 2019 #3
As you know, it DOES look a tad more caloric. Laffy Kat May 2019 #2
Looks can be deceiving! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo May 2019 #4
True. I guess we'll go with that. Laffy Kat May 2019 #5
That's a focaccia bread with toppings htuttle May 2019 #6
Traditional Detroit (pictured) is like focaccia. For my crust I used Trader Joe's dough. Floyd R. Turbo May 2019 #7
Looks good to me! 3catwoman3 May 2019 #8
😋 Floyd R. Turbo May 2019 #10
How do you get your crust thin? wryter2000 May 2019 #9
You can roll it out but I prefer to work it with my hands gently stretching as I rotate it. Floyd R. Turbo May 2019 #11
I do that wryter2000 May 2019 #12
You gotta spin it. OriginalGeek May 2019 #13
I never mastered spinning, I hold it on my knuckles and stretch and turn. Floyd R. Turbo May 2019 #14
that works too OriginalGeek May 2019 #15
My wife tired of picking the dough out of my hair! Floyd R. Turbo May 2019 #17
Thanks wryter2000 May 2019 #16
please dont nuke the left overs of that gorgeous pie to re heat it.... samnsara May 2019 #18
I'm not a Philistine! Floyd R. Turbo May 2019 #20
A little tip from Village Pizza of Roslyn Washington (where Northern Exposure was filmed): samnsara May 2019 #19
OMFG! 😋🍯🍕 Floyd R. Turbo May 2019 #21

htuttle

(23,738 posts)
6. That's a focaccia bread with toppings
Tue May 28, 2019, 12:38 PM
May 2019

...which I think is actually more 'authentically Italian' than thin crust pizza.

3catwoman3

(23,973 posts)
8. Looks good to me!
Tue May 28, 2019, 01:01 PM
May 2019

I prefer a thicker crust, but I don't like deep dish pizza - it's a big grease bomb, IMO.

There was a take out place near us several years ago, now sadly gone, that had a crust option that they called "extra-thick thin crust." It was just right.

wryter2000

(46,037 posts)
9. How do you get your crust thin?
Tue May 28, 2019, 01:03 PM
May 2019

Mine is okay but always thicker than I'd like. Sometimes it's been resting in the fridge for an entire day, so it can't be that the gluten needs time to relax.

OriginalGeek

(12,132 posts)
15. that works too
Tue May 28, 2019, 02:29 PM
May 2019

and it's what I did mostly because I'm a klutz that kept putting my hand though the dough - but some of my co-worker were damn Meadowlark Lemons with that shit. You be watching them and start whistling Sweet Georgia Brown without even knowing it.

samnsara

(17,620 posts)
18. please dont nuke the left overs of that gorgeous pie to re heat it....
Tue May 28, 2019, 05:37 PM
May 2019

...ALWAYS lightly oil a skillet and heat left over pizza on the stove top. The crust will be even more crispy than when you first cooked it and yummy!!... and you can even create that charred look like the stone oven baked pizzas. I learned that tip from TED on the original Queer Eye. Thats the only way our family will ever eat left over pizza. Now i want some left over skillet heated pizza.

samnsara

(17,620 posts)
19. A little tip from Village Pizza of Roslyn Washington (where Northern Exposure was filmed):
Tue May 28, 2019, 05:41 PM
May 2019

...pour honey on your pizza bones for dessert! Village Pizza serves a jar of honey at each table. Wow what a treat. When I visited friends in Denmark, I got the entire pizzeria hooked on the honey bones!

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