This pie gets its intensely apple-y flavor from macerating the apples in sugar for an hour. Rose is a luminary in the field of food writing. She has a BS and MA in food studies from NYU. Her 13 ...

When you talk about deep-dish pizza, you have to talk about Chicago and their one-of-a-kind cheesy pizza that literally takes a fork and knife to eat it. Just imagine one slice of deep dish pizza ...

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Deep fried pizza could be a mainstay of your next international ... that is often covered in cold cheese. The traditional dish is thought to have come to Hungary during the Turkish occupation ...

Known officially as pinsa Romana — a style of topping-accented flatbread known in Rome for centuries — it differs from pizza in that the crust is made from at least three kinds of flour ...

Learn how to make Pizza Hut–style Pan Pizza at home — thick, fluffy crust with a buttery golden bottom and perfectly melted cheese on top. This recipe recreates that iconic deep-dish feel with ...

The Hillstoning of New York Everyone loves the chain — including the chefs who pull all kinds of high-low inspiration for their own restaurants.

I know pride is a sin. So, too, is gluttony, which is why I feel guilty whenever I scarf down a Chicago deep-dish pizza on my own. Deep dish has always been a favorite of mine: A result of working ...

San Antonio, Texas -- Regardless of whatever style of pizza you fancy the most, one undeniable type of pizza is the deep dish style of pie. For decades, the style has gained fame and love from just ...

Theorists, do you have a favorite pizza? Not topping, but TYPE of pizza? Is it the thin and floppy New York style or deep dish Chicago ... Get ready to take a big, cheesy bite out of this mystery!

Another chimed in: “Deep dish Eucharist is here. Chicago wins.” One bold (and maybe blasphemous?) commenter declared: “Finally, Rome will have good pizza.” But it didn’t stop at pizza.