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New York Pizza vs. Chicago Pizza


  

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NY. Why? Because it's called pizza pie, not pizza cake.

 

If you want a pie then you should have voted for Chicago style. Chicago pizza most resembles a true pie, while New York pizza resembles a crepe. ;)

Chicago {I can't call it pizza} whatever is a culinary abortion. They cant even put it in the right sequence. New York style IS pizza, it's been that way since pizza was developed.

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I may not be a chef, but I can make a Chicago-style pizza that'll change your mind, I guarantee. I'll post the recipe in the recipe forum.

 

CLICK ME for recipe.

My friend I have tried all sorts of Chicago's so called pizza, it's just not for me. I like my crust cracker thin, my sauce with fresh garlic and herbs, and whole milk and Buffalo mozzarella cheese, and some sliced up meatballs and onions. IMO you can't have a better pie than that.

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Chicago-style, no question. I just made some utterly fantastic deep-dish pizza Friday night. Best pizza ever. Seriously.

 

I suppose I misspoke here. I prefer Chicago style of the two, but the reality is that I like both. I grill a mean New York style pizza, too. So it's not like I just do one or the other.

 

I'm an equal opportunity pizza lover.

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