Pizzas on the MM

Lit · November 2014

Made a couple pizzas on the MM tonight. Used th epubblix multi grain dough. Wifes got pizza sauce, red onions, green olives, mozz, and six italian cheese. Mine I used blues hog original, green olives, red onion, chopped pork, both cheeses, and pickles. The set up is teh MM plate setter with an old mini fire ring with the 10" stone on that. Dome was stabilized between 600-700 for both pizzas. Cook times was about 6 minutes for hers since she likes them a little doughy and about 8 minutes for mine. The MM nailed pizza and sat at 600 plus for an hour easily.

NPHuskerFL · November 2014

Nice!

Egghead_Daron · November 2014

What's the setup? What is between the platesetter and pizza stone?

DMW · November 2014

@Lit Looks great. It's really cool to see how you mix and match components to arrive at a setup.

Now I need to resist buying a mini fire ring for my small egg...

NPHuskerFL · November 2014

Egghead_Daron said:
What's the setup? What is between the platesetter and pizza stone?

Per @Lit‌ OP.
"The set up is teh MM plate setter with an old mini fire ring with the 10" stone on that."

theyolksonyou · November 2014

nice pies

Egghead_Daron · November 2014

NPHuskerFL said:

What's the setup? What is between the platesetter and pizza stone?
Per @Lit‌ OP. "The set up is teh MM plate setter with an old mini fire ring with the 10" stone on that."

Ah ****. I guess I got busted looking at pictures and not reading. Damn. Looks great though!

Mickey · November 2014

So are you going to package and retail that setup =D>

SkinnyV · November 2014

Solid B-)

Lit · November 2014

Thanks guys. I have a container or old egg parts and accessories and that combo got to the height I wanted.

anton · November 2014

Nice pizza , and points for the improvisational skills with the raised rig!! Looks like it really helped with crispiness, fast cooking, etc.

Pizzas on the MM

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