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Have you ever picked up one of those little Pillsbury® Classic® Cookbooks in the supermarket checkout line? I enjoy these little recipe magazines, and I find a lot of great recipes in them most of the time. Lately I’ve been trying several that I found in the September 2001 issue dedicated to hamburger. This deep-dish pizza is one of them, though I’ve made minor changes to a couple of the ingredients from the original recipe, such as using less ground beef and more mushrooms.
This dish is quite simple to put together, especially the preparation of the crust. All you do is press a bunch of buttermilk biscuits together and voila, you’ve got your pizza crust. Spoon your ground beef mixture on top, then layer the other toppings, pop it into the oven for 20 short minutes and you’ve got a hearty entrée that’s ready to be served. A tossed salad is all you need to complete the meal. One bite of this flavorful pie is all it took for us to decide the rating for this one – five stars. The buttermilk biscuit crust is just incredible! This pizza is also really filling, so it’s a delicious and satisfying meal. We’ll be having this one again soon, I’m sure. Try it and let me know how it goes over at your house. Maybe it’ll end up in your rotation of family dinner favorites, too. Have a good week and good eating! Chicago-Style Deep Dish PizzaIngredients: Preparation: Go To Page: 1
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