Tony’s Trending Extaby: Detroit Pizza

Pizza Expo is Almmost here, so it’s time to pay tribute to a style that won it all several years ago: Detroit.

I remember I had Shawn Randazzo in one of mine several years ago and told the audience that the guy wins it all the next day … and he did. The following year, Jeff won Smokevitch with his Detroit Pizza. It was a style that was relatively new to the competition circuit, and it was a beginning of a renaissance. Here is a recipe for one of the most popular Detroit pizzas at my restaurants. I call it Motorhead. Enjoy!

Tony’s Trending Extaby: Detroit Pizza

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  • 1 18-open dough ball
  • 8 ounces of white cheddar
  • 6 ounces of brick cheese
  • 2 ounces of whole milk mozzarella
  • 8 ounces of tomato sauce
  • 2 ounces Cup-N-Char Pepperoni
  • 1 uce slices Italian Salami
  • 1.75 ounces of morpom
  • 2 ounces of pre -cooked bacon parts
  • 2 ounces of raw Italian sausage (nickel size)
  • 1½ ricotta
  • .2 OUNS Basil custom
  • No salted butter or crisco
  • Torn Romano
  • Wipe Oregano
  • Olive oil
  1. Mix white cheddar, brick and mozzarella cheese together in a bowl and put them aside.
  2. Heat sauce over medium heat with a rain rain with oil. Stir continuously and keep the heat.
  3. Butter at 10 x 14 Detroit Pan.
  4. Push the dough out to the corners of the pan. Make sure the dough is coated in butter or crisco. Let the dough rise in a warm area for 1-1½ hours.
  5. Couple-bake pizza in a 525-550 f oven.
  6. Remove pizza from the oven and place the following ingredients on it in this order: salami, mushrooms, pepperoni, bacon and sausage. Be sure to leave a ½ inch edge of the ingredients away from the cheese.
  7. Spread your cheese evenly on the entire pizza to the edge of the pan. Push the cheese gently to the edge and build an inner wall against the pan.
  8. By building the cheese against the inner wall of the pan, you will achieve a lovely crown of toasted caramelized cheese if it is baked right. Continue to prepare the pizza.
  9. When done, carefully cheers the pizza out of the pan using a thin metal spatula. It may be necessary to let the pizza sit for a few minutes after the rear end before doing this. It allows the edges to get easier.
  10. Cut into desired slices. I prefer four so everyone gets a corner.
  11. Add sauce in two stripes over the top of the pizza.
  12. Finish with Romano, Dolops of Ricotta, Basil and Oregano.

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