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escargot said:
Nope, just a really heavy standard frying pan. Get it screaming hot first. It even ended up with the black char marks you get from a proper wood fired pizza oven.
You can refine it further. I found a preheated cast iron baking plate under a hot grill is consistent and lets you knock out pizzas in under 3 minutes.Using a pan either the handle was in the way or couldn't get close enough to the grill.
Edit to add: also preheating the oven to max with the grill on full gets my oven up to 300C and then you add the radiant heat from the grill and its as hot as I need for pizza that I am very happy with.
Edited by 21TonyK on Tuesday 2nd July 09:01
I use a stone and max out the oven (not grill) at about 250-260. It takes 10 minutes to 'cook'. I preheat for at least 30 mins. Works fine. If I ever build the crazy out door kitchen like Same youtube channel i'll get a proper pizza oven. There is one thing I can't do and thats spin the dough like a pro(stretch). Ive thought about going to classes
escargot said:
Show us your bottom before I comment further ... and I don't often say that on PH Also a cut through of a slice to see how bubbly you got the crust ... looks rather odd so far to be honest. The interior looks like Chernobyl crossed with cheese puffs and the outside looks like an eskimo sunbathing in Benidrom.
The problem with home cooked pizza you have to go the extra mile to show the doubting Thomas' you score a home run.
This looks odd from this shot even without those extra requirements.
Edited by Gandahar on Friday 5th July 17:54
Photos of my train trip from Cardiff to Anglesey First class.
I left my camera in the car sadly so these are photos from my phone which has a lens that is as cheap as the phone...
Thumbs up for the cheese platter, why can't planes do something similar?
Slightly better than the old BR pork pie all told . The alcohol prices not too bad either. 2 gin and tonics, a red wine and a sparkling wine less than £20.
The meal and soft drinks are included in the price.
I left my camera in the car sadly so these are photos from my phone which has a lens that is as cheap as the phone...
Thumbs up for the cheese platter, why can't planes do something similar?
Slightly better than the old BR pork pie all told . The alcohol prices not too bad either. 2 gin and tonics, a red wine and a sparkling wine less than £20.
The meal and soft drinks are included in the price.
Edited by Gandahar on Saturday 13th July 17:29
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