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u/travelingprincess · 2 pointsr/chicagofood

I use a food processor and this NY style dough recipe and my dough is always perfect. I've tried others but they've been subpar in comparison. I like it best after it's been sitting in the fridge for about 2-3 days. Takes a maximum of 50 seconds to put make.

I'd also suggest getting a pizza steel ([here's the one I bought almost 5 years ago](http://www.Dough-Joe.com/ Pizza Steel Baking Sheet The Samurai--15" x 15" x 1/4 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LBKWSKS)) which will get you that leopard crust. A steel is superior to a stone because it gets hotter and won't crack so you don't have to baby it. Mine just lives in my oven permanently.

Try the above and please report back!!

u/ElTunaGrande · 1 pointr/chicagofood

if you like queso that much, i'd recommend "Queso!" by Lisa Fain. Multiple queso making techniques and I've liked those I've made.

https://www.amazon.com/QUESO-Regional-Recipes-Favorite-Chile-Cheese-ebook/dp/B01MT4WC2K

u/poops_mcgee · 2 pointsr/chicagofood

Well, you could buy this and then this and also these and then follow these directions.

You can probably find all of this stuff locally. Persian tea is pretty similar so you could try a middle eastern shop. There's a grocery store/market next to the Pita Inn in Skokie that might be worth checking out. Also fresh-from-the-oven pitas - so good.

u/ij00mini · 2 pointsr/chicagofood

Not that they need a 750ml of it, but here is one anyway.