The Pizza Thread

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  • RK50065
    RK50065 St. Louis, MO Posts: 897
    That was standard cheese. 
  • F Me In The Brain
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    Nice - a heavy hand!
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  • bbiggs
    bbiggs Posts: 6,964
    Not a good picture, but had Pequods deep dish last night. It puts Lou’s to shame. The best in Chicago imo (for this style). The slightly burnt edges of cheese...ohhh man is it good!



  • F Me In The Brain
    F Me In The Brain this knows everybody from other commets Posts: 31,808
    That looks amazing.  I would totally dig in to that.  I would also plan nothing for the rest of the evening based on my Lou's experience....but not stuffing myself would be a step in avoiding, and also there may have been other contributing factors at play.

    Do you eat 2 pieces? 
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  • bbiggs
    bbiggs Posts: 6,964
    ^ I did eat 2 pieces. No chance I was stopping at just 1. Sausage and garlic...f’n great combo! And I found out that they'll ship frozen pies anywhere in the US now. I highly recommend giving it a try. I’m going to order them as well since I don’t get into the city that often and the wait is usually hours. 
  • F Me In The Brain
    F Me In The Brain this knows everybody from other commets Posts: 31,808
    bbiggs said:
    ^ I did eat 2 pieces. No chance I was stopping at just 1. Sausage and garlic...f’n great combo! And I found out that they'll ship frozen pies anywhere in the US now. I highly recommend giving it a try. I’m going to order them as well since I don’t get into the city that often and the wait is usually hours. 

    I will look them up!
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  • F Me In The Brain
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    bbiggs said:
    ^ I did eat 2 pieces. No chance I was stopping at just 1. Sausage and garlic...f’n great combo! And I found out that they'll ship frozen pies anywhere in the US now. I highly recommend giving it a try. I’m going to order them as well since I don’t get into the city that often and the wait is usually hours. 

    Ships through GoldBelly, so $50 off through AmEx Platinum- freezer pies!


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  • F Me In The Brain
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    bbiggs said:
    ^ I did eat 2 pieces. No chance I was stopping at just 1. Sausage and garlic...f’n great combo! And I found out that they'll ship frozen pies anywhere in the US now. I highly recommend giving it a try. I’m going to order them as well since I don’t get into the city that often and the wait is usually hours. 

    Ships through GoldBelly, so $50 off through AmEx Platinum- freezer pies!



    3 pack ordered....was $107 but with $50 credit will be $57. 
    I love goldbelly, so much.
    Only surprise was that it won't arrive until May 19th, they are sold out on earlier days.  Must be good to be in their business!
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  • bbiggs
    bbiggs Posts: 6,964
    bbiggs said:
    ^ I did eat 2 pieces. No chance I was stopping at just 1. Sausage and garlic...f’n great combo! And I found out that they'll ship frozen pies anywhere in the US now. I highly recommend giving it a try. I’m going to order them as well since I don’t get into the city that often and the wait is usually hours. 

    Ships through GoldBelly, so $50 off through AmEx Platinum- freezer pies!



    3 pack ordered....was $107 but with $50 credit will be $57. 
    I love goldbelly, so much.
    Only surprise was that it won't arrive until May 19th, they are sold out on earlier days.  Must be good to be in their business!
    Dude that is awesome!  Hell of a good deal right there.  Can't believe how long it takes, but it will be worth the wait.  Looking forward to hearing your thoughts once you get them and pop one in the oven. 

  • Indifference71
    Indifference71 Chicago Posts: 14,909
    bbiggs said:
    Not a good picture, but had Pequods deep dish last night. It puts Lou’s to shame. The best in Chicago imo (for this style). The slightly burnt edges of cheese...ohhh man is it good!





    Really??? Better than Lou's???  Pequod's isn't bad, but I think it's way overrated.  It's way too much bread and not nearly enough cheese, sauce and toppings.  The burnt cheese crust is awesome though.  I used to live 10 mins from the LP location and ate it a lot back in the day.
  • dankind
    dankind Posts: 20,841
    bbiggs said:
    Not a good picture, but had Pequods deep dish last night. It puts Lou’s to shame. The best in Chicago imo (for this style). The slightly burnt edges of cheese...ohhh man is it good!





    Really??? Better than Lou's???  Pequod's isn't bad, but I think it's way overrated.  It's way too much bread and not nearly enough cheese, sauce and toppings.  The burnt cheese crust is awesome though.  I used to live 10 mins from the LP location and ate it a lot back in the day.
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  • bbiggs
    bbiggs Posts: 6,964
    bbiggs said:
    Not a good picture, but had Pequods deep dish last night. It puts Lou’s to shame. The best in Chicago imo (for this style). The slightly burnt edges of cheese...ohhh man is it good!





    Really??? Better than Lou's???  Pequod's isn't bad, but I think it's way overrated.  It's way too much bread and not nearly enough cheese, sauce and toppings.  The burnt cheese crust is awesome though.  I used to live 10 mins from the LP location and ate it a lot back in the day.
    Yeah, man, I definitely put Pequod's above Lou's.  I will say that Lou's sausage patty is better than the sausage chunks at Pequod's, but overall it's the better pie for me.  I can get behind a little more sauce too.  Wish I had leftovers...

  • F Me In The Brain
    F Me In The Brain this knows everybody from other commets Posts: 31,808
    Looks like you got some food on your wallet!
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  • Indifference71
    Indifference71 Chicago Posts: 14,909
    bbiggs said:
    bbiggs said:
    Not a good picture, but had Pequods deep dish last night. It puts Lou’s to shame. The best in Chicago imo (for this style). The slightly burnt edges of cheese...ohhh man is it good!





    Really??? Better than Lou's???  Pequod's isn't bad, but I think it's way overrated.  It's way too much bread and not nearly enough cheese, sauce and toppings.  The burnt cheese crust is awesome though.  I used to live 10 mins from the LP location and ate it a lot back in the day.
    Yeah, man, I definitely put Pequod's above Lou's.  I will say that Lou's sausage patty is better than the sausage chunks at Pequod's, but overall it's the better pie for me.  I can get behind a little more sauce too.  Wish I had leftovers...


    Yeah you can't beat the sausage patty from Lou's and the perfect amount of cheese/dough.  Pequod's just too thick for me.....haven't had it in awhile.  I can actually get to the original location in Morton Grove in 20-25 mins....may have to order one soon.  
  • bbiggs
    bbiggs Posts: 6,964
    Looks like you got some food on your wallet!
    Haha I noticed that too.  Actually my buddy's wallet.  Not sure why he put it in front of my plate, so serves him right!

  • bbiggs
    bbiggs Posts: 6,964
    bbiggs said:
    bbiggs said:
    Not a good picture, but had Pequods deep dish last night. It puts Lou’s to shame. The best in Chicago imo (for this style). The slightly burnt edges of cheese...ohhh man is it good!





    Really??? Better than Lou's???  Pequod's isn't bad, but I think it's way overrated.  It's way too much bread and not nearly enough cheese, sauce and toppings.  The burnt cheese crust is awesome though.  I used to live 10 mins from the LP location and ate it a lot back in the day.
    Yeah, man, I definitely put Pequod's above Lou's.  I will say that Lou's sausage patty is better than the sausage chunks at Pequod's, but overall it's the better pie for me.  I can get behind a little more sauce too.  Wish I had leftovers...


    Yeah you can't beat the sausage patty from Lou's and the perfect amount of cheese/dough.  Pequod's just too thick for me.....haven't had it in awhile.  I can actually get to the original location in Morton Grove in 20-25 mins....may have to order one soon.  
    They're both dynamite.  Pequod's is such a rarity for me so that adds to the appeal.  It's been a few years since my last time there and Lou's makes the rotation more often now that they're everywhere.  I've never been to the MG location...only LP.

  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,359
    bbiggs said:
    ^ I did eat 2 pieces. No chance I was stopping at just 1. Sausage and garlic...f’n great combo! And I found out that they'll ship frozen pies anywhere in the US now. I highly recommend giving it a try. I’m going to order them as well since I don’t get into the city that often and the wait is usually hours. 

    Ships through GoldBelly, so $50 off through AmEx Platinum- freezer pies!


    Can you obtain the same cooking style from your home oven?  Some pizzas need to be cooked at like 7-900 degrees.  Yes it does matter.

    Anyone do this yet?
  • Gern Blansten
    Gern Blansten Mar-A-Lago Posts: 22,177
    Do you guys watch Dave Portnoy's youtube videos where he samples pizza?  It's pretty entertaining.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGKGiThvEj0
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  • F Me In The Brain
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    bbiggs said:
    ^ I did eat 2 pieces. No chance I was stopping at just 1. Sausage and garlic...f’n great combo! And I found out that they'll ship frozen pies anywhere in the US now. I highly recommend giving it a try. I’m going to order them as well since I don’t get into the city that often and the wait is usually hours. 

    Ships through GoldBelly, so $50 off through AmEx Platinum- freezer pies!


    Can you obtain the same cooking style from your home oven?  Some pizzas need to be cooked at like 7-900 degrees.  Yes it does matter.

    Anyone do this yet?

    I did Goldbelly for Tony Gs pizzas from SF, last year.  It was pretty great....I do have a pizza oven so I can go to 1000 degrees if needed, but the instructions they give you are for a regular oven and 475, I believe.
    Might not be a bad idea to call and ask them if I should use the pizza oven since I have the option.  They are half cooked and flash frozen, I believe.
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  • RK50065
    RK50065 St. Louis, MO Posts: 897
    bbiggs said:
    bbiggs said:
    ^ I did eat 2 pieces. No chance I was stopping at just 1. Sausage and garlic...f’n great combo! And I found out that they'll ship frozen pies anywhere in the US now. I highly recommend giving it a try. I’m going to order them as well since I don’t get into the city that often and the wait is usually hours. 

    Ships through GoldBelly, so $50 off through AmEx Platinum- freezer pies!



    3 pack ordered....was $107 but with $50 credit will be $57. 
    I love goldbelly, so much.
    Only surprise was that it won't arrive until May 19th, they are sold out on earlier days.  Must be good to be in their business!
    Dude that is awesome!  Hell of a good deal right there.  Can't believe how long it takes, but it will be worth the wait.  Looking forward to hearing your thoughts once you get them and pop one in the oven. 

    After the Lou's mention I read this too fast as 'poop one in the oven'...