You sir, are the Maestro of deep dish pizza! I wish you were here in Las Vegas. Giordanos is, but I have to share, I was so disappointed. I paid nearly $70 for two pizzas, and honestly, it tasted like somebody had put pizza sauce and melted cheese over a Goodyear tire that had been left outside in the desert heat. I had two of your pizza's sent with dry ice for a dear friend who relocated from Chicago, for which your restaurant is some kind of shrine for her, and they were amazing! As always! I confess that from year's back, Gino's has been a favorite. Grimaldi's is out here, for which with thin crust and homemade everything is excellent. Yours is either the best or second best that I have ever had. Thankfully I run marathons to offset the occasional pizza, but, if I could go back in time, instead of working with economics and finance, it would have been really cool to learn how to make deep dish from you, as you are truly an excellent teacher. If you were to put up a restaurant in Las Vegas, on the west side of town (which is similar to Palm Springs, and with one of the largest retirement communities in the US), you would do amazingly well. This doesn't just come from my near 30 years of experience with real estate and development, but from my lifelong experience with pizza! Commercial real estate prices and leases will likely decrease significantly given all that is transpiring, and, you would blow away everything in the Las Vegas market. We also have a significant number of people here from Chicago. Lots of great wishes for you, and I will likely soon place another order. Be well and stay healthy, and ....come on out to Vegas.... our casinos might not be open yet, but people still need pizza!
@a Just send an email to ran314@aol.com, and I will be happy to review. I have worked with Las Vegas real estate, including commercial for 30 years, and truly wish that your restaurant was out here. Also, my cell is (702) 271-1295.
Deep dish is special occasion pizza in Chicago. Locals eat thin crust as their normal weekly chow pizza. Birthday partys, work outings, baptisms and tourists see most deep dish or stuffed pizzas here. Its very good but just heavy to eat often for most.
Never had Chicago Deep Dish, when you bite into it, is it 50/50 with crust and cheese/toppings or do you taste more of the cheese/toppings than the crust?
Very little crust my friend. It's a common misconception. You can see how thin they work it in this video and it remains thin yet very strong. More like a pie crust. The taste is all cheese, toppings, and sauce.
If I knew how to make my own sauce, I'd put my pizza up against Malnati's, Giordano's, or any of them. I make my dough from scratch, I use a lot of seasoning, two layers of mozzarella cheese with toppings in between layers, then more seasoning, sauce, and parma/Romano cheeses on top.
Buy Stanislaus or Escalon sauce from restaurant supply houses. It's really just paste, but it's the correct base. You have to dilute it and add seasonings. You can also buy their whole canned tomatoes.
The dough is true the star of Lou's pizzas. That recipe I'm sure remains a family secret. I think they may use Cento San Marzano canned tomatoes in the sauce.
They already brought a Giordanos there but it isnt as good as Giordanos in Chicago. Ask me how I know. Actually come to think of it, there are some Giordano's in Chicago suburbs that are not as good as the city locations. I blame it on bad employee training.
@@charlesfinnegan7930 I lived minutes away from the Giordanos in Minnesota and I still rarely went there. It's probably a good thing there are no Lou Malnatis. I'd get big.
These pizzas are cooked in 450 degree ovens. That will obliterate the virus and all other germs. Pizza is probably the safest food you could order right now for takeout/delivery. You really only have to worry about the outside of the box being contaminated but you could always stick the pizza in your oven at 175 degrees for 10 minutes when you get home with it to kill virus particles that may be on the box.
@@Victoria3D really and I guess you believe the heat will kill the eggs and parasites in the pork. Pork is unclean and causes diseases and parasites. Read your scriptures. Breaking Yahweh's health laws has brought man to his knees. The corona virus didn't kill anyone. The pre existing diseases did. I'm sticking with the holy scriptures and prophecies. Keep eating your pork You know nothing about microbiology
This is just gross. True Chicagoans know deep dish pizza is for tourists only. It is lasagna in a bread bowl. True Chicagoans eat thin crust tavern style pizza.
This is about the only thing that I miss about Chicago.
You sir, are the Maestro of deep dish pizza! I wish you were here in Las Vegas. Giordanos is, but I have to share, I was so disappointed. I paid nearly $70 for two pizzas, and honestly, it tasted like somebody had put pizza sauce and melted cheese over a Goodyear tire that had been left outside in the desert heat. I had two of your pizza's sent with dry ice for a dear friend who relocated from Chicago, for which your restaurant is some kind of shrine for her, and they were amazing! As always!
I confess that from year's back, Gino's has been a favorite. Grimaldi's is out here, for which with thin crust and homemade everything is excellent. Yours is either the best or second best that I have ever had. Thankfully I run marathons to offset the occasional pizza, but, if I could go back in time, instead of working with economics and finance, it would have been really cool to learn how to make deep dish from you, as you are truly an excellent teacher.
If you were to put up a restaurant in Las Vegas, on the west side of town (which is similar to Palm Springs, and with one of the largest retirement communities in the US), you would do amazingly well. This doesn't just come from my near 30 years of experience with real estate and development, but from my lifelong experience with pizza! Commercial real estate prices and leases will likely decrease significantly given all that is transpiring, and, you would blow away everything in the Las Vegas market. We also have a significant number of people here from Chicago.
Lots of great wishes for you, and I will likely soon place another order. Be well and stay healthy, and ....come on out to Vegas.... our casinos might not be open yet, but people still need pizza!
I PAID $119 FOR 4 MY PI PIZZAS...WORTH EVERY PENNY 📦🍕🤤
Oh wow. Lil Caesar's $8 deep dishes so you can get more for your money there
@@jadep5863 haha ur funny... Don't worry I got it with my Stimulus check 🍕🍕🍕🤤🤤🤤
@a Just send an email to ran314@aol.com, and I will be happy to review. I have worked with Las Vegas real estate, including commercial for 30 years, and truly wish that your restaurant was out here. Also, my cell is (702) 271-1295.
This was a wholesome well-rounded vide! I love the interaction between the two which made the experience and food that much more better!!
Another trick is letting the dough proof in the pan. When you’re ready to cook it, the dough will already have filled all the space.
Much respect!!! I’ve been eating your pizza since I was a child, nothing beats it!!!
New York pizza beats it to shreds
LOL! Not as easy as you thought?! Respects to the Master of Deep Dish!
Deep dish is special occasion pizza in Chicago. Locals eat thin crust as their normal weekly chow pizza. Birthday partys, work outings, baptisms and tourists see most deep dish or stuffed pizzas here. Its very good but just heavy to eat often for most.
Never had Chicago Deep Dish, when you bite into it, is it 50/50 with crust and cheese/toppings or do you taste more of the cheese/toppings than the crust?
Very little crust my friend. It's a common misconception. You can see how thin they work it in this video and it remains thin yet very strong. More like a pie crust. The taste is all cheese, toppings, and sauce.
"If you have holes 🕳️ then big trouble "💀😂
I love my mind 😂
If this is not a 3hr segment, we need work faster.
Lou Malnati's Deep Dish Pizza
YESS!
If I knew how to make my own sauce, I'd put my pizza up against Malnati's, Giordano's, or any of them. I make my dough from scratch, I use a lot of seasoning, two layers of mozzarella cheese with toppings in between layers, then more seasoning, sauce, and parma/Romano cheeses on top.
I’ll teach you the sauce if you teach me the Chicago style dough.
Buy Stanislaus or Escalon sauce from restaurant supply houses. It's really just paste, but it's the correct base. You have to dilute it and add seasonings. You can also buy their whole canned tomatoes.
The dough is true the star of Lou's pizzas. That recipe I'm sure remains a family secret. I think they may use Cento San Marzano canned tomatoes in the sauce.
I watched a video recently - they have farmers in California that grow plum tomatoes for them - and can them to last up to a year
He said in the video their tomatoes are from California.
Definitely not Cento tomatoes. Flavor isn’t right.
I wonder what size is that pan?
9 inch
Visited here in 2014
And it was the drizzling
How could I purchase dough 🤔
Like Mr. Malnati said in the video, you could convince one of the store managers to sell you some dough.
Excellent video
Pizza is so good for me!
I wonder Mark even had to wonder, who was worse at making their famous deep dish pizza Kelly or Elliot Bambrough?
I PAID $119 FOR 4 12" MY PI PIZZAS...WORTH EVERY PENNY 🍕📦🍕🤤
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That's expensive 🤪
Thank God for Taste of Chicago shipping 🔥🍕🔥🍕🔥🍕
WAITING FOR MY SHIPMENT FROM MY PI PIZZA 📦🍕📦🍕
@dooder well I got Lou Malnati's pizza last time and it was really good 10/10
@dooder OF COURSE 10/10 BUT SHIPPED ISN'T BAD
@dooder I'm certainly going to enjoy my My Pie pizza tomorrow 🍕🤤
@dooder wow you're so funny I really appreciate that...WHEN I GET MY PACKAGE I WILL REMEMBER YOU 📦🍕🤤
Bring one to Minneapolis for **cks sake!!
They already brought a Giordanos there but it isnt as good as Giordanos in Chicago. Ask me how I know. Actually come to think of it, there are some Giordano's in Chicago suburbs that are not as good as the city locations. I blame it on bad employee training.
@@charlesfinnegan7930 I lived minutes away from the Giordanos in Minnesota and I still rarely went there. It's probably a good thing there are no Lou Malnatis. I'd get big.
Nice looking casserole. Where's the pizza?
LOU M. is a pizza that is certainly made for groups of people with no taste buds. Their pizza has no added seasonings except salt. 😜 Tasteless, Yuck!
Watching this gave me anxiety...
I don’t like how you both taste the tomato sauce and didn’t wash your hands after spreading it on to the pizza.
Preach girl!!
😂 that was after they put the sausage on
Maybe they did. But it was edited out of the video.
Lou Malnatis don’t wash hands
It gets baked at 500F. Any germs are long dead
Did they touch raw pork sausage and then pick up and taste the sauce with those same contaminated hands?
Yes
Someone is a bit to anal
Her fingers entering her mouth and back to the pizza... I just hope they don’t do that in the kitchen while serving..
@@maddiedogwillecat4323 you probably don't wash your hands either WTF!
@@maddiedogwillecat4323 naw your just dirty
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Thank you Paul
చీకాగో డీప్ డిష్ పిజ్జా | Giordano’s pizza | Must try when you are in chicago
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Green peppers have no place here
Orange lipstick makes this pizza a no-go....
52$ for a pizza jays gonna be pissed
They didn't even mention the dough even a bit. I get it trade secrets, but this video title is simply clickbait. Bogus!
Don't skimp
kinda' scary that he had his hands in the uncooked pork, took the tomatoes and ate them. GROSS AND UNSAFE!!!
He had a separate container of sauce so no hand washing was necessary
Vid is edited obviously
Oh noes!
The volatile cyclone proportionately welcome because taiwan morally moor between a picayune tortoise. overrated, simple family
DAMN STRAIT TURTLE WAX IS THE BRST
corona directly to home with this kind of sanitation . licking their fingers and preparing the pizza with those hands. yuck!!
These pizzas are cooked in 450 degree ovens. That will obliterate the virus and all other germs. Pizza is probably the safest food you could order right now for takeout/delivery. You really only have to worry about the outside of the box being contaminated but you could always stick the pizza in your oven at 175 degrees for 10 minutes when you get home with it to kill virus particles that may be on the box.
most commercial pizza ovens cook at 600-800 degrees
@@Victoria3D he literally says 500° in the video lol 😂
@@Victoria3D really and I guess you believe the heat will kill the eggs and parasites in the pork. Pork is unclean and causes diseases and parasites. Read your scriptures. Breaking Yahweh's health laws has brought man to his knees. The corona virus didn't kill anyone. The pre existing diseases did. I'm sticking with the holy scriptures and prophecies. Keep eating your pork You know nothing about microbiology
@dooder i see the confusion bc they have already entered your brain. Educate yourself on facts not fiction
This is just gross. True Chicagoans know deep dish pizza is for tourists only. It is lasagna in a bread bowl. True Chicagoans eat thin crust tavern style pizza.
No lmao -Chicagoan
Then wouldn't that be NY pizza?
@@softwitchyyes - Chicagoan
No. It’s tavern style. Also NY uses high gluten flour. Chicago thin uses AP flour.
that's not a pizza, it' a casserole. Looks good but I prefer thin crust.
If it was a casserole there would be no crust and it would be in a casserole dish 😒
Really you eat casserole with your hands? Impressive.
Deep dish is a meal. NY is a snack.
Junk
That is NOT pizza