roaniecowpony
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I've been bbq'in a ton of stuff lately. But the wife asked for pizza after eating all that bbq. Guess I over did it.
My old 2Stone pizza oven hadn't had fire in a couple years and was looking pretty bad on the patio. I had to do a field strip and cleaning/lube before she'd run again.
Made some quick rise dough based on a hybrid of Neapolitan dough recipes and some same day dough recipes, and used the generic AP flour that was all we could get at the barren stores. A half day of rising and I had dough good enough to open to a pie. We built a "PMO" pepperoni, mushroom, olives (added basil after cooking). It was really great. You can't get this at Shakey's (and I like Shakey's).
My deck temp was about 750F and I launched it like I had done a million of them. This oven is difficult to launch a pie because the opening is narrow, the stone is rotating, and centering is crucial.
My old 2Stone pizza oven hadn't had fire in a couple years and was looking pretty bad on the patio. I had to do a field strip and cleaning/lube before she'd run again.
Made some quick rise dough based on a hybrid of Neapolitan dough recipes and some same day dough recipes, and used the generic AP flour that was all we could get at the barren stores. A half day of rising and I had dough good enough to open to a pie. We built a "PMO" pepperoni, mushroom, olives (added basil after cooking). It was really great. You can't get this at Shakey's (and I like Shakey's).
My deck temp was about 750F and I launched it like I had done a million of them. This oven is difficult to launch a pie because the opening is narrow, the stone is rotating, and centering is crucial.
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