Gosh Jeremia, Those pizza's are real beauts! How's about a quick tutor session on how you make such grate pizzas? I'm a novice at this pizza stuff!
Well, I'm new myself, just got it Fathers day. I will say this though, I thought it best for me to get the Pan pizza down first, that way I can play with coal and wood amount, and start to better understand the oven itself and how to regulate temps. So far, it's been very consistantly. I use 1 FULL chimney of coals, arange in a "V" at the back of kettle (I use the char baskets). And what doesnt fit in the baskets, goes in between them (under the pizza). I let the grill sit for maybe 10-15 minutes WITHOUT the kettle pizza, I keep the lid on, and low and slow till I'm ready to ramp it up (only takes a few minutes for the temp to sky rocket). To ramp it up, I just put the kettle pizza on, add 1 small piece of dried apple or peach wood (I have trees) on top of each basket, lid on (TOP VENT CLOSED), and let her rip. Once up to temp, I slide the pizza in, @ 1.5 minutes, I rotate 180 degrees, go back in for another 1.5 minutes, and check, pull when crust looks good
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