Well, this technically can’t be a throw down, because one pizza is thin (mine!) and one is a deep dish (Tony’s). I made the Artisan in 5 minutes dough this morning before work, so my dough was ready by the time I got home from work. I actually thought Tony would use some of the dough since it makes so much, but alas, he made his own – and it was herbed!
It makes my dough look naked:
My ingredients:
Tony prebaked his dough for 20 minutes at 400 degrees. Removed it, punched down the middle and then added his ingredients:
This was SO CLOSE to perfection, but we both felt that the middle needed to be thinner to cook more – but the outside crust with the olive oil against the hot cast iron skillet is hard to beat!
So there you have it his (deep dish) and hers (crispy thin crust) pizza. Which camp are you in??
I actually have to get ready for my softball game tonight – it starts in 45 minutes! Hope everyone had a great Friday and I’ll see you tomorrow. Um, pretty sure a trip to Mama Rini’s for breakfast is in order! 😀
looks yummy
i definitely vote for your crust! although i do have a hankering for a nice slice of pizza hut once in a while 🙂
ooh, i have to save i’ve been on a thin crust kick 🙂
Holy crap that looks good. Good luck at softball.
I like them both but lately I’ve been a crispy crust girl!
I like a crust somewhere in between – I’m not big on the super thing crust, but I don’t want to eat a whole loaf of bread with my pizza. They both look awesome though 🙂
That pizza looks amazing. And, green olives?! I LOVE green olives on my pizza! Mushrooms too, the perfect combination. That pizza was perfection.
Your crust with his toppings (minus the fungus)! 🙂
Yours wins, hands down!! I j’dore thin crust. WAY more than deep dish. Woahhh!
I like them both… although I almost always get a thin crust lately!
i grew up eating thick crust, which isn’t exactly deep dish but not thin, either!
I like both but I think I prefer thin!