Pizza Debate

Good Eats · January 2007

I will make this short and sweet and I want all of you to be HONEST! My neighbor and I both have BGE's and at lunch today he came over to ask what I was cooking... I said a " Frozen Pizza " he said that if I were to post that I cooked a FROZEN PIZZA on my BGE on this board that I would be ridiculed, trashed and humiliated... come on now be HONEST with me... trash me, humiliate me or even ridicule me but be honest... have I forsaken thee... oh Big Green Egg?

Unknown · January 2007

Good Eats,
it's not delivery![p]got any photos?

Darnoc · January 2007

Good Eats,
Take the time to make your dough the day before.To me it is worth the wait(a Mc Donalds or a thick chuck burger on the Egg?) No contest!!

Madhatter · January 2007

Good Eats,
Nothing wrong with that, I do it all the time. Don't always have time to make them from scratch. I do take and bake ones on the Egg too.

Metalhead · January 2007

Good Eats,
I am cool w/it....do you live near decatur ga? maybe you can bring me over a couple of slices...i got the beers

Car Wash Mike · January 2007

Good Eats,
Papa Murphys is pretty good on the egg as well.[p]Mike

Golfnut · January 2007

Good Eats,
You know those .99 Totinos pizza's. There pretty good smoked on the BGE...:-)

Clay Q · January 2007

Good Eats,
I like Red Barron 4 Cheese. I slice some white onion and dust with pizza seasoning for extra flavor. My egg will bake any kind of pizza.

Frozen Chosen · January 2007

Rick's Tropical Delight,
you want to see a photo of a frozen pizza?

Spring Chicken · January 2007

Good Eats,
We actually prefer DiGiorno's frozen (Surpreme) to lots of pizza places around here. Cheaper and easier and a lot more fun than waiting for the delivery guy. It actually tastes totally different on the Egg than in the oven.[p][p]A sprinkling of pepper or some other seasoning just improves it more.[p]Tell me that don't look good!!![p]Spring "Finger Licker" Chicken
Spring Texas USA

AZ Traveler · January 2007

Spring Chicken,
That---- looks good to me. AZ

BasementDwellingGeek · January 2007

<p />Good Eats,
Proudly Egg whatever floats your boat. Fresh, home grown, canned or frozen, it's all good.

AZ Traveler · January 2007

Good Eats,
I think they are good on the egg. I keep other things that are frozen as well, steaks, roasts, boston butts, briskets, ribs, chickens, cornish game hens, etccccc.......Makes sense to me It's called handy. AZ

AZ Traveler · January 2007

BasementDwellingGeek ,
Dang, that looks realllllly goood. AZ

BasementDwellingGeek · January 2007

AZ Traveler ,
Red Baron Supreme frozen pizza. The bottom was "a little too brown"

Spring Chicken · January 2007

AZ Traveler ,
Yea! It's my $%&*@ computer. Went out just before Christmas and it's been haunted ever since. Does really strange things. I even reloaded Photobucket and tried again with the same results. I'll keep trying.[p]Spring "Not My Fault" Chicken

Unknown · January 2007

Frozen Chosen,
no... i want to see several frozen pizzas! *L*

AZ Traveler · January 2007

BasementDwellingGeek ,
Thanks for the tip. I will get a few of those. Did you just follow the directions on the package? Thanks, AZ

Baby j · January 2007

Good Eats,
Someone at this year's Eggtoberfest had uncooked pizzas from Papa John's and they were wonderful. Cook whatever you want.[p]baby j

BasementDwellingGeek · January 2007

AZ Traveler ,
Good luck finding one. I've been unable to find them (the Supreme) locally for a while. They are produced by Schwans who also makes Freschetta. [p]I did cook according to the pakage directions, but they took longer to cook. Lurking here I think I realized that I di'n't have enough of a difuser between the fire and pizza stone which explains the blackend bottoms. [p]rb

The Naked Whiz · January 2007

Good Eats,
I've cooked frozen pizzas on the egg. What's the big deal? :-)[p]TNW

AZ Traveler · January 2007

BasementDwellingGeek ,
Thanks for the tip again. Now I'll just have to find the pizzas. AZ

ronbeaux · January 2007

Good Eats,
Got any left??????

UGAVET · January 2007

Good Eats,
If you like thin crust pizza, Freshetta makes an ultra thin crust pizza that is really good on the egg. I get the 4 cheese variety and then add my own toppings. It only takes a few minutes to cook at 500 degrees.

Unknown · January 2007

Good Eats,
I cook California Kitchen thin crusts pizzas all the time.
Sometimes add extra cheese or other toppings.

Golfnut · January 2007

Good Eats,

Another.

Baby j · January 2007

Good Eats,
Another thing you might check into is this. Around here in Evansville, IN we have a couple of local pizza places, Turonis' and Deer Head, they have their pizzas frozen which you can take home and bake or egg.[p]baby j

Unknown · January 2007

BasementDwellingGeek , I also use Red Baron. Usually buy sausage and or pepperoni or both and dr. it with fresh chopped jalapeno and a little chopped onion and top it with couple handfulls o' mexican four cheeses. cook it on a slightly elevated wal-mart 12" stone at 500°, comes out perfect. Supreme probably has more stuff on it so maybe back off on the temp and cook a little longer. Ern

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