Big Green Egg Pizza Wedge

fishlessman said:

Ozzie_Isaac said:

fishlessman said:

Grogu said:

fishlessman said:

Grogu said:

alaskanassasin said:

Eggspander               $259

Pizza wedge              $129

Conveggtor basket    $114

Conveggtor               $129

Pizza stone               $  55

                                $686

 

Basket is part of the eggspander, so that’s duplicating a cost. I don’t think either would be required because you could just set the grate on a conveggtor? The conveggtor (or the eggspander with half moon stones) you would already own for other purposes of the egg. Leaving the total investment to add this to an already existing egg setup at $184 assuming you don’t already own a pizza stone. Otherwise you might as well add the cost of the egg into the equation.

i dont have any of those things but could make due with my fire bricks and the backside of a fry pan.....the egg really has gotten complicated over the last 20 years

Apparently, whatever gets ya to bum level brother 

when i used to cook pizza in the egg, 900 to 1200 dome. a tank end similar to a wok, filled with sand and a pizza stone sitting on top. heres a 1200 f cook, about 53 seconds including rotation. that blue flame forms a ball that hovers over the pie

I always find the process inefficient.  I spend 1hr getting everything up to temp and heat soaked, then cook it for <2min.

pretty much why i stopped making pizza at home. that and opening that dome at 1200

alaskanassasin said:

fishlessman said:

Ozzie_Isaac said:

fishlessman said:

Grogu said:

fishlessman said:

Grogu said:

alaskanassasin said:

Eggspander               $259

Pizza wedge              $129

Conveggtor basket    $114

Conveggtor               $129

Pizza stone               $  55

                                $686

 

Basket is part of the eggspander, so that’s duplicating a cost. I don’t think either would be required because you could just set the grate on a conveggtor? The conveggtor (or the eggspander with half moon stones) you would already own for other purposes of the egg. Leaving the total investment to add this to an already existing egg setup at $184 assuming you don’t already own a pizza stone. Otherwise you might as well add the cost of the egg into the equation.

i dont have any of those things but could make due with my fire bricks and the backside of a fry pan.....the egg really has gotten complicated over the last 20 years

Apparently, whatever gets ya to bum level brother 

when i used to cook pizza in the egg, 900 to 1200 dome. a tank end similar to a wok, filled with sand and a pizza stone sitting on top. heres a 1200 f cook, about 53 seconds including rotation. that blue flame forms a ball that hovers over the pie

I always find the process inefficient.  I spend 1hr getting everything up to temp and heat soaked, then cook it for <2min.

pretty much why i stopped making pizza at home. that and opening that dome at 1200

cracked a base and never tried it again.