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Post by mdmijankhan on Aug 20, 2024 10:13:32 GMT
Similar to the cast iron skillet in use, at least in design it has its origins in the automotive industry. And when it comes to pizza these infamous pans help create an extra crispy crust. Today Detroit-style pie is still occasionally baked in these pans—although at other times it is simply shaped into a compact, square appearance. Another unique feature of this style of pie is that it's made with a blend of mozzarella and Wisconsin brick cheese that's purposefully pushed against the sides of the pan for nice caramelization. If the pizza maker is a traditionalist they will bake the pie twice, take it phonelist.io/ out of the oven, add the sauce and then put it back in the oven for a while to ensure the crust is as crispy as possible. Courtesy/Quad Cities Style Pizza You may be wondering “What are the Quad Cities” For those of you who haven’t been to the area the Quad Cities covers several cities in located in southeastern Iowa Davenport and Bettendorf as well as Rock Island Moline and East Moline in southeastern Iowa. Located in northwestern Illinois. Yes technically it’s five cities but that’s it – for the pizza. Part of what makes the dough special in this style of pizza is that it contains a healthy dose of beer malt. How it works The crust is darker and sweeter. To balance out the sweetness pizza makers add spicy tomato sauce and spiced fennel lean pork sausage. The best part about it, unlike other pies, is that the pizza is usually cut into strips with giant kitchen shears.
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