Home made pizza

Took a few tries, but finally perfected the right crust crispiness on the grill
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I can't remember if I have replied to this or not, but I am a big pizza guy. I have a wood fired oven, and I have modded my oven to get to WFO temps.

I do my cold fermented poolish dough for around 72hrs.

Here are some pies and whatnot.



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The Pizzas look great so does the back yard bar pizza oven Bbq.
That's some back yard Paradise right there.
 
I likes me the looks of that! Care to share the recipe/process?
I just use my regular dough which is a 63% hydration dough with 1000G Flour, 20G sea salt and 20G EVOO, 1/2 tsp. yeast and a minimum 1 day cold ferment after initial rise.
I think the trick with this type of pie is to let the dough come to room temp and then gently shape it into the oiled cast pan. Then rest again for at least 15 minutes before topping.
Shape the dough using EVOO and dimple the top like when making Focaccia.
Top with cheese 1st all the way to the edges, then the sauce and any other toppings and then a little cheese on top.
Bake @ 450° for at least 25 minutes. Every oven is different!
Rest before cutting.
Enjoy!
 
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Inspired by the pizza in the cast iron frying pan... this was a multigrain crust, frigging delicious, best pizza I've all day!
I take no credit, I just showed to Barb and said ooooh, do that!
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Really happy with the Pizza's tonight!
Still learning on the Weber grill, but I'm starting to dial it in.
I can maintain between 450 and 500° for about 1 hour.
I'm getting a really nice crispy bottom without burn. This gives a great bite!
Cheers,
Brian
 

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