Calzone Q View

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fatback joe

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Homemade crust, layered with provolone, mozzerella, peperoni, and sauce. I put more cheese on the top before folding it up. Temps were around 400 for about 15-20 minutes with a little bit of apple wood for the smoke.

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1/2 way done. I opened the door to move them to a lower rack to get more heat.

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Done. Didn't do a good job of sealing it up apparently.

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This last pic has a real yellow tint to it, and I am not sure why...........didn't do the thing justice. Oh well, it wasn't yellow and tasted great.

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I think nonstick is the biggest advantage of it. I had put a large pizza stone in the smoker to get it preheated then I was kind of b*tching to my self that I would have to bring the stone back in to transfer the calzones or bring the calzones out and transfer to the stone.............so I said F it and just did it this way. LOL
 
A little H2O or egg wash on the seal or roll an inch or so at a time overlapping as you go from one side to the other. hope this helps.
 
Camera looks like it had a hard time with the white balance levels. Maybe the calzone was under some strong lighting and the camera couldn;t figure it out.

Hope you don't mind, I adjusted it for proper white balance. Does this look better? If you want I can delete it.
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I don't mind a bit. It looks much better that way. I will have to keep that in mind on future pics. I just point and shoot.........if I get a bad one.......well, then I get a bad one.
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Looks good Joe bet it tasted great!!
 
Good looking calzones there. If you do not have one of them mats use parchment paper. I use it all the time. I have used it up to as high 350 degree and have had no problem.
 
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