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Couple of Pizzas
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BobS
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I did a couple of pies tonight that turned out really good. I cut the temp back to 650 and I like that spot better than 700+
The first pie used some pesto as a base, a three cheese blend (mozzarella, Munster, and aged provolone) with a few chunks of feta thrown in. Then I topped it with grilled pineapple and grilled chicken.

The second pie was more traditional with the same three cheese blend and topped with pepperoni and slices of a fattie I made this afternoon.

The neighbors were pretty much blown away with the pies.
The first pie used some pesto as a base, a three cheese blend (mozzarella, Munster, and aged provolone) with a few chunks of feta thrown in. Then I topped it with grilled pineapple and grilled chicken.

The second pie was more traditional with the same three cheese blend and topped with pepperoni and slices of a fattie I made this afternoon.

The neighbors were pretty much blown away with the pies.
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very nice
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Those look beautiful Bob! Looks like you need to rotate them 180 degrees halfway through the cook, more done on one side than the other. That's what I do. -RP
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I got distracted by the company tonight. I made the pies a tad too big too.
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Bigger is better, they look great. -RP
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Nice looking pies!
Lazydog -
Oh man made me seriously hungry. Look great, do you use a BGE stone or a placesetter or what?
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Cletus wrote:Oh man made me seriously hungry. Look great, do you use a BGE stone or a placesetter or what?
I use the platesetter, legs down, put some 1 1/4" coppor couplings on top of the plate setter, and then the pizza stone.
You can see the space in the picture below. -
Thanks, I cooked a couple direct on the placesetter and it seemed to work pretty well. I will get a stone here pretty soon. I cooked at 400 or less though, so the heat wasn't quite as high as it should have been to be a real woodfired type pizza.
Cletus
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