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Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
Do you mean on the barbecue? After it was baked and all that? That reminds me of the disgusting stuff the pizza stores offer during the holidays in Germany, like pizza with goose roast, potato dumplings and red cabbage on it
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:fp: Use a baking sheet or a pizza pan. Rub it down with some oil. I prefer extra virgin olive oil. Get the grill nice and hot and make sure the coals are as even distributed as possible. Put the pizza on the grill and turn it every minute or so. SHouldn't take more than 10 minutes. Don't turn the whole pan but the pizza on the pan. You need to be active to do it. Lift the corner of the pie and rotate it 90 degrees. The sauce and cheese only need to get hot...that's not your major concern. The crust is the major concern. As soon as the bottom of the crust get crispy (why you need to actually pick the pie up with your fingers and spin it) the pizza is done. I've done this multiple times and it works and is delicious. :corn:
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Do you mean on the barbecue? After it was baked and all that? That reminds me of the disgusting stuff the pizza stores offer during the holidays in Germany, like pizza with goose roast, potato dumplings and red cabbage on it
bbq pizza...yup...
damn vegitarians....i'd do steaks or lobster or fish, or something...but NOOOOOO, they won't eat THAT.
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:fp: Use a baking sheet or a pizza pan. Rub it down with some oil. I prefer extra virgin olive oil. Get the grill nice and hot and make sure the coals are as even distributed as possible. Put the pizza on the grill and turn it every minute or so. SHouldn't take more than 10 minutes. Don't turn the whole pan but the pizza on the pan. You need to be active to do it. Lift the corner of the pie and rotate it 90 degrees. The sauce and cheese only need to get hot...that's not your major concern. The crust is the major concern. As soon as the bottom of the crust get crispy (why you need to actually pick the pie up with your fingers and spin it) the pizza is done. I've done this multiple times and it works and is delicious. :corn:
Do you mean on the barbecue? After it was baked and all that? That reminds me of the disgusting stuff the pizza stores offer during the holidays in Germany, like pizza with goose roast, potato dumplings and red cabbage on it
bbq pizza...yup...
damn vegitarians....i'd do steaks or lobster or fish, or something...but NOOOOOO, they won't eat THAT.
What about some veggies packed in tin foil, you could also add some feta cheese in there. And I love the good old potato right out of the barby, slit open and smothered with really good butter, salt and pepper - yummmmm...
Please, Pearl Jam, consider a Benaroya Hall vinyl reissue!
Do you mean on the barbecue? After it was baked and all that? That reminds me of the disgusting stuff the pizza stores offer during the holidays in Germany, like pizza with goose roast, potato dumplings and red cabbage on it
bbq pizza...yup...
damn vegitarians....i'd do steaks or lobster or fish, or something...but NOOOOOO, they won't eat THAT.
What about some veggies packed in tin foil, you could also add some feta cheese in there. And I love the good old potato right out of the barby, slit open and smothered with really good butter, salt and pepper - yummmmm...
i make killer sweet corn on the grill. holy crap...
i figured i should do something that we can all enjoy together. plus the crust will be good for the beer.
I'm done trying to help. :fp: Grew up cooking and eating Italian food but I know nothing. You're on your own. Enjoy your burnt bread with Ragu sauce. :fp:
I'm done trying to help. :fp: Grew up cooking and eating Italian food but I know nothing. You're on your own. Enjoy your burnt bread with Ragu sauce. :fp:
next spray the bottom of your dough with pan release and put that side down on the grill.
next i rub pesto in the top side, a few lemon slices (paper thin) and shredded mozz/parm
you want a medium heat because you are using an open flame, the dough will bake on your grill close your grill and the whole pizza will bake from top and grill from the bottom.
If meats your things add some precooked chicken!!!
Tomorrows class will be Beer Can Chicken!!!
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I make grilled pizza quite often. When making the dough, but sure to add an additional tablespoon of olive oil.
While inside roll the dough out and put it on plastic wrap. I put my dough right on the grill grate/rack....med to low flame. Load up the toppings and keep the lid closed as much as you can. The crust gets nice and bubbly crusty with a little char on the bottom. Mmmmmmm! Awesome!
If your grill is too hot, the crust will cook before the cheese melts. A tented piece of foil on top of the pizza traps in the heat better and will aid in melting the cheese.
Grilled pizza is super easy and super awesome! Just be sure to put the dough directly on the grill and keep an eye on it.
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Damn...I'm experimenting with grilled pizza tonight myself.
Thin wheat crust, a little homemade sauce, spinach, fresh mozz, a crumbled turkey sausage and a sliced spicy chicken sausage. Oh yeah, some fresh basil from my garden added just at the end.
Best of luck 81! Thanks to you, I got some good tips!
Cheers,
Barger
p.s. 81 and DS1119 crack me up!
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Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
do it here
Check the link I posted above in my edit.
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
I saw it DS...#mandals has really been shitting on you this week! :nono:
thanks...saw one that looks like it might work.
:fp: Use a baking sheet or a pizza pan. Rub it down with some oil. I prefer extra virgin olive oil. Get the grill nice and hot and make sure the coals are as even distributed as possible. Put the pizza on the grill and turn it every minute or so. SHouldn't take more than 10 minutes. Don't turn the whole pan but the pizza on the pan. You need to be active to do it. Lift the corner of the pie and rotate it 90 degrees. The sauce and cheese only need to get hot...that's not your major concern. The crust is the major concern. As soon as the bottom of the crust get crispy (why you need to actually pick the pie up with your fingers and spin it) the pizza is done. I've done this multiple times and it works and is delicious. :corn:
bbq pizza...yup...
damn vegitarians....i'd do steaks or lobster or fish, or something...but NOOOOOO, they won't eat THAT.
you lost me at baking sheet. i'm going direct.
My sauce would make it move for you.
NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO :nono: :fp:
DO NOT DO THAT!!!!!!!!
What about some veggies packed in tin foil, you could also add some feta cheese in there. And I love the good old potato right out of the barby, slit open and smothered with really good butter, salt and pepper - yummmmm...
yeah you did!! Made me want pizza at 12:30 last night.
i make killer sweet corn on the grill. holy crap...
i figured i should do something that we can all enjoy together. plus the crust will be good for the beer.
Pizza dirty talk.
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Yeah, sounds good - good luck!!
Now I'm craving grilled sweet corn ... :fp:
i'm sure ds' way works fine but i think a pizza stone is a good investment
I'm done trying to help. :fp: Grew up cooking and eating Italian food but I know nothing. You're on your own. Enjoy your burnt bread with Ragu sauce. :fp:
Well, you are quite good at the pizza dirty talk, DS.
i'll try it tommorrow night.
Put your grill on medium flame...
next spray the bottom of your dough with pan release and put that side down on the grill.
next i rub pesto in the top side, a few lemon slices (paper thin) and shredded mozz/parm
you want a medium heat because you are using an open flame, the dough will bake on your grill close your grill and the whole pizza will bake from top and grill from the bottom.
If meats your things add some precooked chicken!!!
Tomorrows class will be Beer Can Chicken!!!
didn't know i was teaching....
While inside roll the dough out and put it on plastic wrap. I put my dough right on the grill grate/rack....med to low flame. Load up the toppings and keep the lid closed as much as you can. The crust gets nice and bubbly crusty with a little char on the bottom. Mmmmmmm! Awesome!
If your grill is too hot, the crust will cook before the cheese melts. A tented piece of foil on top of the pizza traps in the heat better and will aid in melting the cheese.
Grilled pizza is super easy and super awesome! Just be sure to put the dough directly on the grill and keep an eye on it.
and I also have
- Christopher McCandless
Thin wheat crust, a little homemade sauce, spinach, fresh mozz, a crumbled turkey sausage and a sliced spicy chicken sausage. Oh yeah, some fresh basil from my garden added just at the end.
Best of luck 81! Thanks to you, I got some good tips!
Cheers,
Barger
p.s. 81 and DS1119 crack me up!