Deep Dish
A thick, buttery pan crust with cheese layered under the sauce. Best baked in a well-oiled steel pan for crisp, golden edges.
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Explore time-honored baking techniques, secret sauce recipes, and step-by-step guides inspired by round table pizza traditions. Bring the genuine taste of legendary round table style baking straight to your kitchen.
Recipe categories
Four house favorites, each with prep time and difficulty so you can plan your bake.
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Dough secrets
The foundation of every great American pie. Follow these stages for a crust that is crisp outside and airy within.
Combine 500 g bread flour, 325 ml cool water, 10 g salt, 7 g instant yeast and 15 ml olive oil. Mix until shaggy, rest 20 minutes, then knead 8 minutes until smooth.
Divide into balls, oil lightly, and refrigerate 24 to 48 hours. This slow rise develops the flavor and bubbles that define a pizzeria crust.
Bring dough to room temperature for two hours. Stretch by hand, never roll, and bake on a steel or stone at 260 °C (500 °F) for 8 to 12 minutes.
Legendary styles
Three American traditions, each with its own character and its own way of being baked.
A thick, buttery pan crust with cheese layered under the sauce. Best baked in a well-oiled steel pan for crisp, golden edges.
A medium, pliable crust stretched by hand. Ideal for everyday pies with generous toppings and a light, chewy bite.
Inspired by classic sit-down pizzerias: a sturdy, well-browned crust built to hold heavy toppings and be shared around the table.
The pizzeria heritage
True American pizza is more than a recipe. It is generous toppings piled to the edge, dough made with patience, and an oven hot enough to blister the crust in minutes.
Our guides carry that spirit of the round table: honest ingredients, careful technique, and a table full of people who keep coming back for another slice.
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