Feeling a little Italian

PIZZAS, BREADS, CAKES & DESERTS ON BBQ
Woody
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Re: Feeling a little Italian

Post by Woody »

Hi Sosman

Your pizza looks amazing!!
It does look like a very nice meal all round, nery well presented....your throughto the next round...oops,i've beenwatching too much Masterchef :oops:

One trick i have learnt is to peel my onions before i tough any chillis.
That way i won't be wiping my eyes with any chilli on my hands. :roll:

I do have a question about the way you cook the actual pizza, have you ever cooked the pizza without it sitting on a tray?
That way it wouldn't have to wait for the tray to heat and transfer through to the dough.

Woody
trentski
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Re: Feeling a little Italian

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sosman wrote:
trentski wrote:Expobar Minore if I'm not mistaken 8)
Expobar Brewster
:lol: The yanks call it a Brewtus but the Aussie model is called the Minore, it probably shouldn't be in this thread anyway as it's Spanish not Italian :mrgreen:
sosman
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Re: Feeling a little Italian

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Woody wrote:Hi Sosman

Your pizza looks amazing!!
It does look like a very nice meal all round, nery well presented....your throughto the next round...oops,i've beenwatching too much Masterchef :oops:

One trick i have learnt is to peel my onions before i tough any chillis.
That way i won't be wiping my eyes with any chilli on my hands. :roll:

I do have a question about the way you cook the actual pizza, have you ever cooked the pizza without it sitting on a tray?
That way it wouldn't have to wait for the tray to heat and transfer through to the dough.

Woody
Yes I have tried sans tray. You can make it work either way.
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sosman
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Re: Feeling a little Italian

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trentski wrote:
sosman wrote:
trentski wrote:Expobar Minore if I'm not mistaken 8)
Expobar Brewster
:lol: The yanks call it a Brewtus but the Aussie model is called the Minore, it probably shouldn't be in this thread anyway as it's Spanish not Italian :mrgreen:
That's ok the thread could have been called "feeling a little european".
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Re: Feeling a little Italian

Post by Livewire »

Woody wrote:I do have a question about the way you cook the actual pizza, have you ever cooked the pizza without it sitting on a tray?
That way it wouldn't have to wait for the tray to heat and transfer through to the dough.
Woody
Woody

I do not use a tray, just make up on Glad Bake paper for easy transfer to the pizza stone and after about 2 minutes slide the Glad bake before it burns around the edges out and bobs your uncle

Cannot remember who on the forum provided this solution but it works real well

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pierre
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Re: Feeling a little Italian

Post by pierre »

sosman wrote:Well its not unusual to find the Sorro Kamado crankin' on a Sunday evening for Pizza, especially in the Winter.

Tonight's pizza was Sorro a la Habanero and some Garlic, Basil & Mushroom mongrel. Finished off with some traditional Italian sticky date pud and a cappuccino.

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urbangriller
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Re: Feeling a little Italian

Post by urbangriller »

I'm pretty sure Sos is making a joke Pierre :D

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Groovy Gorilla
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Re: Feeling a little Italian

Post by Groovy Gorilla »

I just hope the the little Italian he was feeling was ok with it. :lol: .
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