Pizza Time in NE Georgia

Fidel · December 2007

<p />It has been a while since I put a pizza on the egg, so I decided to go with a Hawaiian - ham and pineapple. Tossed a Publix dough, made my own sauce with garlic, onions, tomato sauce and paste, fresh basil and oregano. Put on a heavy dose of fresh shaved deli honey ham and fresh cut pineapple. Topped it with whole milk mozzarella.[p][p][p]Got the large up to 650 and let the pie sit for 12 minutes until the crust was golden brown and the cheese was all gooey and delicious looking. I dusted with a quick shot of Italian seasoning a couple minutes before it was done.[p][p]
Pulled it off, sliced it, and devoured it. This is definitely a repeat.[p]

WessB · December 2007

Fidel,
Great lookin pizza...and I like that thin crust.[p]Wess

Sun Devil Brett · December 2007

Fidel, Looks like you went direct with a stone. Have you ever gone with the plate setter with stone on top? I've never done a pie on the egg, but it's on my list. Happy New Year, Brett

Fidel · December 2007

Sun DEvil Brett,[p]Not direct. I use plate setter legs down, then use the grid from my medium as a spacer, then the stone on top of the plate setter. This allows a little air circulation between the stone and plate setter and keeps the bottom of the pie from scorching.

Sun Devil Brett · December 2007

Fidel, Ah Ha, that's the road I will travel when I give it a go. Thanks, Brett

wrobs · December 2007

Fidel,
Man, that looks awesome. I like the Hawaiian pizza with pineapple and ham... will have to try it with the onions,too.
You just pushed me to doing pizza real soooon....
Robert

East Alabama Egghead · December 2007

Fidel,[p]Pizza looks good. [p]Did you invert a plate setter then place your pizza stone on the top of the setter?

East Alabama Egghead · December 2007

Fidel,[p]
I got it with the response to Sun D[p]Thanks anyway[p]EAE

Fidel · December 2007

East Alabama Egghead,[p]Yes. Plate setter legs down, then medium grid as a spacer, then pizza stone.[p]Lets the top get more browned without scorching the crust.

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