Gluten-free deep-dish pizza
Kim Meredith · taste.com.au · 2013 · Original
Chicago Deep-Dishas labeled by the source
DietNot vegetarian: hungarian salami.
Against 5,130 pizza recipes
Chicago Deep-Dish style, one of 73 in the lab. Its dough did not parse to grams, so it sits out the dough comparisons.
Chicago Deep-Dish (Chicago): buttery cornmeal crust in deep pan, cheese UNDER sauce (Uno/Malnati), ~2" deep, 35-45 min bake
Tradition: 50 to 60% hydration · 425 to 500°F bake (this recipe: 446°F)
Baker's percentages
Every ingredient as a percentage of the flour weight (flour = 100%), the way bakers compare doughs across batch sizes.
Flour
500g
Water
n/a
Hydration
n/a
Salt
n/a
Yeast
1.68%
Oil
0%
Sauce
420g
Cheese
250g
Dough weight
508g
Flour or hydration falls outside the parsable range, so this dough sits out the charts.
Process
Bake temp
446°F / 230°C
Bake time
15 min
Oven
home standard
Surface
cast iron pan
Ingredients (8)
- waterm warm watern/a
- yeastdried yeast2 tsp · 8.4g
- sugarm caster sugarn/a
- flourgluten-free plain flour500 ml · 500g
- saltPinch of saltn/a
- oilm olive oiln/a
- sauce tomatojar cherry tomato and basil pasta sauce420g
- cheese othergrated reduced-fat pizza cheese250 ml · 250g
Toppings (4)
Position matters: under the cheese steams, over the cheese roasts, post-bake stays fresh.
- over cheesem gluten-free baking powder
- over cheesexanthan gum1 tsp · 4.2g
- over cheeseHungarian Salami100g
- post bakeFresh basil leaves
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