I had the ex's youngest daughter here for 5 days. We had a real good visit and I got the chance to do a pizza cook a couple days ago.
I use a second Kettle beside the one I plan to cook on to hold the Kettle Pizza apparatus....got this idea from MacEggs. The chimney is given it's own 18 as a station:
Broken pieces of fire brick are used to mark out where the stone sits on the cooking grate. Most of the coals and all the wood splits will sit behind those pieces. Notice the burnt wood rollers and back side of that bowl handle.......shit.............:
Firebricks go above where most of my heat is and tin foil covers the rest of my upper grate. This forces much of my heat back down and my cheese melts better. I am using porous light weight fire bricks. These are the type that dissipate heat quickly as opposed to the heavier kind that radiate heat. The heavier type warp and bend cooking grates in a hurry:
I was asked earlier in the day if I had any different shorts that perhaps I might consider wearing. Seems this outfit made my girl embarrassed to be seen with me. Later on in Costco I told a few people that she has signed me out of the home and that I was grateful. Don't poke the bear:
I toss a small amount of charcoal under the stone:
Nothing complicated. Just homemade dough, good sauce, basil, Saputo Mozzarella and olive oil:
Before embarking on the drive to take her back to where she lives....a 2 hour drive......we went to a grocery store to grab some stuff to make a dint in her empty fridge. On the way in I spotted 8 pound bags of Royal Oak Blue Bag for 3.75 CAD....which is about 2.90 USD. I grabbed all they had but when asked to push the cart the girl I was buying the groceries for told me since it was now full of charcoal I was on my own......I should be used to hearing that from women by now boys...........
Topic: My Pizza Setup, A Cook And A Loud Outfit (Read 3156 times)