deep-dish

deep-dish

(dēp′dĭsh′)
adj.
Made or used in a deep baking dish: a deep-dish apple pie; deep-dish recipes.
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We're talking deep-dish pot pies (mostly cheap white flour) stuffed with fillings like mac 'n cheese (more white flour).
One of the biggest myths the author, a Minnesota native living and working in Chicago for 25 years, aims to debunk is the thought Chicago is a town of only deep-dish pizza.
I then went for the Italian vegetables pizza (LE 52) while my friends ordered the oriental sausage pizza (LE 65), two Chicago deep-dish pizzas; hotdog (LE 90) and cheese lovers (LE 95).
NOON I'd be eating deep-dish pizza and doing some people watching in Chicago's Millennium Park.
It has a 0.002-inch barrel cylinder gap, full-action job, deep-dish crown and a Maxi Throat.
Place the pie crust in a deep-dish glass or ceramic pie plate.
Make pastry as directed in a 9-in, deep-dish pie pan, rolling dough to 13 in.
Each recipe uses refrigerated dough as an ingredient for baker's delights, such as Mini Tuscan Vegetable Wraps, Spicy Churro Crescent Bites, Steak Flatbread with Walnuts and Arugula, Deep-Dish Lasagna Pie, and much more.
All kinds of crusts pair with all kinds of pie styles covering deep-dish creations, hand pies, turnovers, cobblers and individual meat pies, while pie creations are tailored to both experienced pie cooks and newcomers to pie recipes.
It also has aggressive front and rear bumper bars, prominent hips and rear wheel arches, and new deep-dish alloy wheels, according to the report.