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    Default For all you pizza cooks

    http://www.pizzamaking.com/

    Nice forum to get some great recipes. I've tried a few so far and they are pretty good.

    I just made the DKM deep dish(it's on the recipe button) again tonight. My wife and I love it, my daughter however (4yrs), she complains the pepperonis are in the wrong spot.

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    Pepperoni's are incredibly important.. you have to make a smilie face with them. if you give the face hair, you have to make sure there is someone you love with curly hair there )that you can blame for the 'rollers' or 'curls'

    Best to stick with sausage...

    Shawnee Mills makes an awesome just add water pizza crust.. then I go for the contadina pizza squeeze. I have italian sausage I keep precooked and that goes on in layers with the sauce and cheese and veggies (hit the salad bar at the grocery store.. you can pick up shrooms, green peppers, roasted red peppers, sliced tomato and garlic... and olives and just toss it all in) cover again with cheese and bake for 15 minutes.. yum yum yum...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mama Bear View Post
    Pepperoni's are incredibly important.. you have to make a smilie face with them. if you give the face hair, you have to make sure there is someone you love with curly hair there )that you can blame for the 'rollers' or 'curls'

    Best to stick with sausage...

    Shawnee Mills makes an awesome just add water pizza crust.. then I go for the contadina pizza squeeze. I have italian sausage I keep precooked and that goes on in layers with the sauce and cheese and veggies (hit the salad bar at the grocery store.. you can pick up shrooms, green peppers, roasted red peppers, sliced tomato and garlic... and olives and just toss it all in) cover again with cheese and bake for 15 minutes.. yum yum yum...
    Show off!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Goosemeplease View Post
    Show off!
    For some reason everytime I show my pizza.. this is the reaction that I get.

    But do I call you a show off when I am drooling over your grill photographs? No, Jim, I simply drool all over the keyboard.. is it any wonder the o and the l keys no longer work...

    and when you do your jerk chicken... or you beautiful salads... and I am not even going to say a word about the homemade chicken soup that hundreds of us craved for months as winter was setting in.... not a word...

    I am on a personal hunt for a gentlemen who likes pizza...loves pizza so much that he will not mind having it 6 nights a week... it's all I can cook.

    and you call me a show off.... where's the pic of the salmon and the chicken that were sharing that same grill.. I have woken up at 3AM with that picture in my mind drooling.... and you call me a show off....

    gggggrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mama Bear View Post

    I am on a personal hunt for a gentlemen who likes pizza...loves pizza so much that he will not mind having it 6 nights a week... it's all I can cook.
    You make pizza AND soap!

    If only I wasn't married.

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    I am on that forum...I have been making pizzas for a very long time..long enough that I bought a ceramic grill ( Big Green Egg) just to cook pizzas on!

    I use several different recipes but my fav is when I use my 50+ year old starter! Gives the dought a slight twang.

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    Quote Originally Posted by icemncmth View Post
    I am on that forum...I have been making pizzas for a very long time..long enough that I bought a ceramic grill ( Big Green Egg) just to cook pizzas on!

    I use several different recipes but my fav is when I use my 50+ year old starter! Gives the dought a slight twang.
    I'm new to that forum, but are there any NY style recipes you suggest? I've tried one, it was ok. Sometimes all the baker %'s just bore the hell out of me and I go through the thread much too quickly.

    My best success has been with the chicago style, mainly because the equipment and process is very simple. I will say though that by experimenting with them, I have a much greater understanding of dough making. I plan on trying sicilian style within the week.

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    Sue,

    You mean to tell me you can't find a man that is willing to eat pizza and drink homemade beer for the rest of his life?
    -Will

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    Quote Originally Posted by icemncmth View Post
    I am on that forum...I have been making pizzas for a very long time..long enough that I bought a ceramic grill ( Big Green Egg) just to cook pizzas on!
    Egged pizzas are fantastic. It's amazing what they can do to something as mundane as a frozen pizza. A BGE is the next best thing to a true wood fired brick oven. I don't know about using a BGE for pizzas only, that's just not right.

    Here's an interesting page is you're a pizza perfectionist. Link
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    Quote Originally Posted by edenri View Post
    I'm new to that forum, but are there any NY style recipes you suggest?
    I too would love a good NY Style recipe Thanks!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Doc Mottern View Post
    Sue,

    You mean to tell me you can't find a man that is willing to eat pizza and drink homemade beer for the rest of his life?
    I find this hard to believe as well...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Doc Mottern View Post
    Sue,

    You mean to tell me you can't find a man that is willing to eat pizza and drink homemade beer for the rest of his life?
    I think she can find lots, but she's a picky lady
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    Quote Originally Posted by murchmb View Post
    Egged pizzas are fantastic. It's amazing what they can do to something as mundane as a frozen pizza. A BGE is the next best thing to a true wood fired brick oven. I don't know about using a BGE for pizzas only, that's just not right.

    Here's an interesting page is you're a pizza perfectionist. Link
    After getting the egg...I have gotten really good at pulled pork...ribs...

    grilled shrimp...

    Oh ...I have my own cattle...and the steaks are great!!!!...

    The BGE is well worth the money and I cooked 40lbs of pulled pork last week...They cooked for 26.5 hours...

    Man was that good eats..!

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    You're all making me hungry! I've never heard of a "BGE" but I'll have to check them out.

    Here's a link if anyone else wants to see what they are:

    http://www.biggreenegg.com/home.shtml
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    Quote Originally Posted by edenri View Post
    I'm new to that forum, but are there any NY style recipes you suggest? I've tried one, it was ok. Sometimes all the baker %'s just bore the hell out of me and I go through the thread much too quickly.

    My best success has been with the chicago style, mainly because the equipment and process is very simple. I will say though that by experimenting with them, I have a much greater understanding of dough making. I plan on trying sicilian style within the week.
    If you really want a great NY style pizza you need a scale...I use a MyWeigh..


    The problem is most people don't understand that flour will take on moisture depending on the humidity in the air..

    Take a cup of flour every day for a year and you will be surprised how much difference in the weight of each cup..(I actually did this)

    If you want a great roadmap to NY style pizza then follow the link

    http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/ind...ic,1453.0.html

    NY style isn't easy and requires you to know what you are doing....

    So if you are looking for something that is easy...then go to your local pizza place and just buy the dough from them...

    Easy as pie..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mama Bear View Post
    Pepperoni's are incredibly important.. you have to make a smilie face with them. if you give the face hair, you have to make sure there is someone you love with curly hair there )that you can blame for the 'rollers' or 'curls'

    Best to stick with sausage...

    Shawnee Mills makes an awesome just add water pizza crust.. then I go for the contadina pizza squeeze. I have italian sausage I keep precooked and that goes on in layers with the sauce and cheese and veggies (hit the salad bar at the grocery store.. you can pick up shrooms, green peppers, roasted red peppers, sliced tomato and garlic... and olives and just toss it all in) cover again with cheese and bake for 15 minutes.. yum yum yum...
    Sue, what's that your pizza is sitting in? I haven't done much in the way of pizza but your pizza looked very nice. I do need to pick up a nice pizza stone someplace.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mama Bear View Post
    For some reason everytime I show my pizza.. this is the reaction that I get.

    But do I call you a show off when I am drooling over your grill photographs? No, Jim, I simply drool all over the keyboard.. is it any wonder the o and the l keys no longer work...

    and when you do your jerk chicken... or you beautiful salads... and I am not even going to say a word about the homemade chicken soup that hundreds of us craved for months as winter was setting in.... not a word...

    I am on a personal hunt for a gentlemen who likes pizza...loves pizza so much that he will not mind having it 6 nights a week... it's all I can cook.

    and you call me a show off.... where's the pic of the salmon and the chicken that were sharing that same grill.. I have woken up at 3AM with that picture in my mind drooling.... and you call me a show off....

    gggggrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.....
    Well I have Pizza parties...it is nothing for me to cook 30 pizzas in a night..everything from just basil, toms and cheese..

    Shrimp, spicy Chicken in a peanut sauce...

    Oh..did I mention I make my own mozzarella cheese!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by icemncmth View Post
    After getting the egg...I have gotten really good at pulled pork...ribs...

    grilled shrimp...

    Oh ...I have my own cattle...and the steaks are great!!!!...

    The BGE is well worth the money and I cooked 40lbs of pulled pork last week...They cooked for 26.5 hours...

    Man was that good eats..!
    Pulled pork is my favorite. Mine usually go for 18-20 hours, plus a few in a cooler (wamer?) wrapped in foil and towels. Don't forget chili, duck, tuna, the list goes on. Joel has, or at least used to have one. In fact, my first introduction to him was years ago, maybe 2001, on the BGE forum.
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    Quote Originally Posted by murchmb View Post
    Pulled pork is my favorite. Mine usually go for 18-20 hours, plus a few in a cooler (wamer?) wrapped in foil and towels. Don't forget chili, duck, tuna, the list goes on. Joel has, or at least used to have one. In fact, my first introduction to him was years ago, maybe 2001, on the BGE forum.
    One of my favorite things on an egg...is chicken wings...man are they good...

    I also bake alot of bread..


    OH and ribs



    Everyone loves my home made salami..I probably make 100 lbs a year..



    But I still really love the wings...


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    Quote Originally Posted by icemncmth View Post
    One of my favorite things on an egg...is chicken wings...man are they good...

    I also bake alot of bread..


    OH and ribs



    Everyone loves my home made salami..I probably make 100 lbs a year..



    But I still really love the wings...

    Outstanding!
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