BBQ chicken leftovers pizza

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jond36

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First the chicken on my weber grill with cast iron grates.
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Cast Iron Grates: https://a.co/d/boTl8o2 find your size here.

I then made pizzas in my Ooni Koda 16 pizza oven. I used the following recipe
400 grams of 00 flour
260 grams water (65%)
8 grams of salt (2%)
1/8 tsp yeast (~0.25%)

I placed the dough in the fridge for a 4 day cold fermentation. Leave out 2 to 2.5 hrs prior to cook.
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Fresh shredded Mozzarella cheese and my own homemade sauce.
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Cooked at 750F center stone (which really means 900F near the top left burner corner) for 90 seconds
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One pizza is just cheese for the kids and one pizza has leftover bbq chicken with 1/3 bbq sauce and 2/3 pizza/tomato sauce
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I was lazy and left out the herbs for the toppings. I did give some fresh grated parmesan reggiano as a topper though.

Enjoy!
 
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Looks great. You said above "1/3 bbq sauce and 2/3 bbq sauce" Im assuming one was supposed to be tomato sauce. Which one was tomato?
 
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Looks great. You said above "1/3 bbq sauce and 2/3 bbq sauce" Im assuming one was supposed to be tomato sauce. Which one was tomato?
haha. sorry. 1/3 BBQ and 2/3 tomato sauce. I think the addition of bbq sauce needs to be faint so you can taste the pizza but still know its a bbq chicken pizza. If that makes sense.

Ironically, I learned this from a terrible Italian restaurant. It was the only thing I think they got right in the whole restaurant.
 
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haha. sorry. 1/3 BBQ and 2/3 tomato sauce. I think the addition of bbq sauce needs to be faint so you can taste the pizza but still know its a bbq chicken pizza. If that makes sense.

Ironically, I learned this from a terrible Italian restaurant. It was the only thing I think they got right in the whole restaurant.
We make them with 100% bbq sauce. quite good.
 
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