Wood fired pizza hot and fresh off the Weber

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WillRunForQue

Meat Mopper
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Feb 22, 2014
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Central IL
We are huge fans of wood fired pizza: the bits of char, the focus on the crust as much as the toppings, and the spectacle of the crazy hot fire!

The gear: Weber 22 (the most versatile cooker out there IMO), Kettlepizza's insert (splurged a few years ago for the Seriouseats edition), and a mix of large chunks of oak and pecan.


The ingredients: overnight no knead dough, 70% hydrated; red sauce (grilled home grown tomoatoes, grilled onion, grilled garlic, home grown basil); white garlic sauce (roasted garlic, bechemal, cayenne); for us smokers, home cured and smoked bacon!; grilled chicken, pepperoni, etc, etc. I have made plenty of my own fresh mozzarella over the years but have not found it worth the effort anymore (I know... slacker!)

Just one of the 8 za's ready to go...


The pics:








And of course for dessert: what else but s'mores pizza!


If only we could eat this way every night!
 
Looks good . Been wanting to do this for awhile now . Last year I passed on the basic model for $70 at Walmart . I have a old Kettle grill King Cooker ?(  I think )  that I want to make into pizza oven . 

Anyway . How long did it take to cook ? I guess you rotate it around ? 

Nice job . 
 
Kick butt!
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Point for homemade yum yum!
4 out of 5 flames. Lol
:points:
 
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Chopsaw - Yep, I keep an older kettle around almost entirely for pizza since the temps get so hot... it's a good excuse to hold onto an extra cooker! 

The temps and time do fluctuate some.  When it's up in the 700*+ range they're quick to cook, 3-4 minutes.  More typically it runs 5-600* and it's around 6-8 minutes or so.  I use the metal pizza peel to spin them every 30-45 seconds to get them even, but have used tongs too.

Now the question tonight will be whether the family scarfed all of the leftovers for lunch today or not!
 
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