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Rand alPaul posted:Has anyone ever tried a Kettle Pizza? This seems like it would work, and would fit in my price range. It's basically a special hood you put on a Weber grill. That is a drat good idea. I would be all over one for my 22.5 if was priced at $50 instead of $130. I cooked some small 8 inch pizza's on my weber for Xmas eve snacks. It went over very well and the pizza's were nice and smoky. I used the two charcoal baskets and set up indirect heat and cooked a few small pies at around 12 minutes each on my pizza stone using parchment paper. You absolutely have to add wood chunks to get it over 600 degrees, basic chunk charcoal etc won't do it.
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I am a horrible lazy person that just uses Paul Newman's Marinara Sauce and doses it with mexican oregano, roasted garlic sprinkles and fresh ground pepper as my pizza sauce. It tastes great.
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Jan 12, 2012 22:22
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If yer gonna cheat just use some quality marinara dosed up with fresh oregano and garlic, works like a champ.
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Jul 23, 2012 14:50
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want that really want that
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Corn meal is fine for a sprinkled base for the pizza to slide around on...I wouldn't want tons of it in the dough but we do have a place in Sacramento named Zelda's that makes deep dish with a significant amount of cornmeal and it's not sandy at all. Maybe it's soaked and softened first. Also keep in mind America's Test Kitchen is all about modifying old recipes and experimenting and they are definitely not from Chicago.
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Apr 5, 2014 17:18
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My Samsung NX58 Gas Range kicks rear end for 7 minute pizzas and the Broiler doesn't seem to turn off it just displays 550 max. I leave the stone on the very bottom rack. The Pizza Party oven setup would be great in the summer though for outdoor cooking. Keyser_Soze fucked around with this message at 00:40 on Jan 19, 2016 |
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Jan 19, 2016 00:38
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I just cut off the extra paper before it goes in so it doesn't burn and then crumble all over the place when I pull it out. A proper stainless steel peel is essential for me too.
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Feb 5, 2018 17:46
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The Walrus posted:but I can't imagine that you're getting the same kind of bottom crust quality as you would get without the paper, especially on a steel. the conveyor belt method is friggin perfect in my experience. I warm up the stone for an hour at 350 F in my Samsung 9500 gas range and then run the broiler at high for 30 more minutes. The pizzas seem get plenty of scorch on the bottom. The paper turns to ash pretty much everywhere except below the pizza. Granted my stone is broken in and seasoned and I don't need to actually do this anymore, but I don't want a peel disaster/inferno either. I do sometimes just pull the paper after setting the pizza but usually don't bother.
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