Then again, when it's in deep dish form, all of those groups are in excess. Tim and I picked up Nancy's last weekend to try something new. I was a little surprised when this tiny pie costs us $20, but it's quite compact and heavy as a rock. The vast amount of that weight came from the cheese, even though we ordered pepperoni. In the traditional style, there was a crust formed in a pie fashion, filled with cheese and pepperoni and topped with tomatoes to keep the cheese from burning. If you look at the picture on the company Web site, it looks a little like a cheesecake ... odd.
However, the crust wasn't too tasty. It was almost like a pastry crust rather than the traditional cornmeal crust. It also looked a little well done on some edges -- maybe they cold have used one of the crust shield used for pies.
The cheese and tomatoes were pretty tasty, but this just didn't do it for me. I could barely taste the pepperoni and you could see the grease run out when we cut it. I prefer not to think about the million calories I kill with each slice.
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I find deep dish pizza is so indulgent :)
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