Fired up the pizza oven again last night. I get a little better each tome I think. These pies didn’t last long!
Backyard Pizza Night
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Backyard Pizza Night
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Re: Backyard Pizza Night
I'd eat that fo sho
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See, now there you go you’ve gone and done it. Saw all that and now I’m gonna have to make a pizza this week. Which means I got to get up outta my my chair, walk out of my house, climb into the Batmobile, roar down Central to the corner of Bryan and Fitzhugh in Dallas, and walk into Jimmy’s Food Store to get the real old world ingredients. Then drive all the way back to McKinney and make a pizza. All because you just HAD to make a crazy good pizza like that tonight didn’t you?
Now it’s a moral imperative.
Now it’s a moral imperative.
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I wanna see the results!
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You really got those pizzas down
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Now I want one. Excellent job.
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bsooner75 wrote:You really got those pizzas down
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I tell ya.... the ONLY thing hard about it is getting the pizza on/off the peel without slinging all your goods off of it. It’s definitely a motion that needs good practice. There is a real thin line between perfect and a big mess. In my oven, you have to load and unload the pizza off of the peel 4 times, rotating it a 1/4 turn about every 27 seconds for it to cook evenly.
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Custom Mobile Stick Burner
Summerset TRL 32" Built-In Grill
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Bertello Pizza Oven
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Re: Backyard Pizza Night
tex_toby wrote:
I tell ya.... the ONLY thing hard about it is getting the pizza on/off the peel without slinging all your goods off of it. It’s definitely a motion that needs good practice. There is a real thin line between perfect and a big mess. In my oven, you have to load and unload the pizza off of the peel 4 times, rotating it a 1/4 turn about every 27 seconds for it to cook evenly.
Most people use a wooden peel for launching the pizza and metal one for retrieving.
I started typing best way to launch a pizza, but then decided a video would be better.
https://www.bakingsteel.com/blog/how-to ... unch-pizza
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Re: Backyard Pizza Night
Thanks, all! I’ve had fun with this little oven. Pizzas get better each time, too!
20" x 40" Party Gator Pit
Custom Mobile Stick Burner
Summerset TRL 32" Built-In Grill
Weber Q2200
48" Custom Firepit
Bertello Pizza Oven
I can't always please everybody. I'm not bacon.
Custom Mobile Stick Burner
Summerset TRL 32" Built-In Grill
Weber Q2200
48" Custom Firepit
Bertello Pizza Oven
I can't always please everybody. I'm not bacon.
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