How one of Philly’s best pizza spots creates Detroit-style pizza and jobs for the formerly incarcerated
is also working to lower prison recidivism rates by providing formerly incarcerated individuals with jobs, housing, and legal representation.
The pizzas are put into square pans and then Carter and chef Jamal Johnson press down to get rid of any air bubbles. By condensing the dough, they achieve the desired chewiness. Once the dough starts rising and filling the corners of the pan, it goes into the oven and gets baked at 650 degrees. After it’s done baking, it gets topped with a four-cheese blend, and is returned to the oven. It’s then topped with lines of the sauce that’s made in house.
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