Your wife's pie looks delicious.
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The best pizza?
- Thread starter luvtosurf77
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I'm sorry but I have to point out that as good as that looks to eat, someone needs to teach your wife how to evenly distribute toppings. That pepperoni is all over the place.
Deep dish pan pizza is a totally different animal. I have no clue how you cook the rest of the pizza w/o burning the crust. The whole point of a stone oven is to keep the temp of the crust lower than the toppings so it doesn't burn. Metal conducts better than stone.
I disclaimed in my post that the pepperoni distribution was erratic as she'd most likely been imbibing in the vino tinto while preparing that most tasty pizza. It's on the menu for tonight. I'll report the results on Monday.
Yeah that’s apples and oranges at best. That’s why I was sure to point out that my various favorites around LB are all good for different reasons. Some times, that giant greasy soggy cheesy mess at Gino’s is just what I crave. I probably haven’t ordered from there in a couple years though. The grandma pie and the cauliflower pie are the main rotation the last couple years
Well Friday's pizzas didn't disappoint. We had a a fairly traditional pizza on the stone and my son's version of a deep dish. Both were pretty fvckin good. Pepperoni distribution was still a bit askew but good wine has that effect....
Crust looks beautiful on your first one. Looks like you have a hot spot inside your oven though (probably the back) so I would do at least 1- 180 degree or 3- 90 degree rotations while it's cooking
I was waiting for someone to notice the "char"Crust looks beautiful on your first one. Looks like you have a hot spot inside your oven though (probably the back) so I would do at least 1- 180 degree or 3- 90 degree rotations while it's cooking
We are aware of the hot spot....used high grade range on the cheap from a $$$$$ house being remodeled. We got distracted and forgot the last rotation.
I was waiting for someone to notice the "char"
We are aware of the hot spot....used high grade range on the cheap from a $$$$$ house being remodeled. We got distracted and forgot the last rotation.
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