Timedog has been dethroned, the age of Squiddy Biscuit has begun.There is only one true Pizza prophet and his name isn't Squiddy Biscuit.
Timedog has been dethroned, the age of Squiddy Biscuit has begun.There is only one true Pizza prophet and his name isn't Squiddy Biscuit.
Timedog has been dethroned, the age of Squiddy Biscuit has begun.
I know the truth may hurt for you, also that pizza looks good.Sorry can't hear you over all the chewing I'm doing
Are those breadsticks at the top?
I still haven't figured out a good breadstick recipe. Pizza huts are still soooo good.
Yeah. His place had this really good blue cheese we put on the breadsticks too.
I've consumed roughly two and a half large pizzas since the inception of this thread. All while trying to avoid pizza.
How do I sue someone through the internet?
Ya this thread is great and terrible at the same time. I keep wanting pizza...I even want to order some now.
Why not combine them? Those two go together so well.Baking a pan pizza right now. Half of it has mushroom and the other has green peppers.
I did not combine them because my brother does not like mushroom that much. Also a yeast based dough helps the pizza so much flavor wise.Why not combine them? Those two go together so well.
I never cooked one on the grill but I use at least 500 in an oven to make pizza. It should even be hotter. Don't leave the grill open long when putting it in.Here's some pics of my meatball pizza
the meatballs
Pizza,
Cross section of the crust
So the bottom crust is nice and crispy, but one thing I want to get some char/browning of the upper outer crust, anyone know what I should be doing?
I'm using a gas grill , pizza stone set up. I feel if I leave the pizza in longer for the upper crust to "develop" then the bottom crust will burn. Currently I got my grill at about 450 degrees. Should I got higher in temp? And not leave the pizza in for long?
He could also try covering the top of the crust with sugar water or butter to cause caramelization.I never cooked one on the grill but I use at least 500 in an oven to make pizza. It should even be hotter. Don't leave the grill open long when putting it in.
Can you adjust the distance from the flames?
Here's some pics of my meatball pizza
So the bottom crust is nice and crispy, but one thing I want to get some char/browning of the upper outer crust, anyone know what I should be doing?
I'm using a gas grill , pizza stone set up. I feel if I leave the pizza in longer for the upper crust to "develop" then the bottom crust will burn. Currently I got my grill at about 450 degrees. Should I got higher in temp? And not leave the pizza in for long?
Here's some pics of my meatball pizza
the meatballs
http://i.imgur.com/OLhN1l.jpg[img]
Pizza,
[img]http://i.imgur.com/tR0GEl.jpg[img]
Cross section of the crust
[img]http://i.imgur.com/T42BIl.jpg[img]
So the bottom crust is nice and crispy, but one thing I want to get some char/browning of the upper outer crust, anyone know what I should be doing?
I'm using a gas grill , pizza stone set up. I feel if I leave the pizza in longer for the upper crust to "develop" then the bottom crust will burn. Currently I got my grill at about 450 degrees. Should I got higher in temp? And not leave the pizza in for long?[/QUOTE]
As others have mentioned, the main goal is to increase the ambient temperature and get it further from the flames. Tinfoil, shiny side down under the stone will insulate it. You could also try leaving the toppings a ting raw and put it under the ovens broiler for a minute if you find your crust bottoms cooking really fast.
In addition to other suggestions of liquid toppings, try some oil and butter mixed. It usually gives me a very crispy outer edge.
Looks really tasty. I love those white plots of cheese. Oh no I'm hungry again.
Thanks GAF. Made me go get some Chicago style pizza.
wtf?!?!?! Is the cheese under?? Was there meat in there too??
You've never had Chicago style pizza? You need to. Immediately.
Thanks GAF. Made me go get some Chicago style pizza.
Currently walking in to town eating two left over slices, and posting in pizzaGAF.
Isthisreallife?
Thanks GAF. Made me go get some Chicago style pizza.
I had the gluten free low carb pizza from lou malnatis last night. Sausage as a crust was interesting but it was a great tasting pie.
Thanks be to lous during my low carb sabbatical.
If you can heat it up at home to make the sausage crispy go for it. Best low carb pizza ive had and it was just a small cheese.I'm going to pick one one up today after work. Can't wait.
If you buy six pizzas from Lou Malnati's it's not a horrible deal at all.
Anyone here ever been to Flippers?
Amazing pizza.
And their breadsticks are HEAVENLY. Literally the best I've ever had.
Thanks GAF. Made me go get some Chicago style pizza.
Pepperoni lovers, I'm tempted to get a Pepperoni pizza tonight. Is it supposed to be so greasy though? I get scared when I see the grease dripping off each slice.
Pepperoni lovers, I'm tempted to get a Pepperoni pizza tonight. Is it supposed to be so greasy though? I get scared when I see the grease dripping off each slice.
that looks so damn goodThanks GAF. Made me go get some Chicago style pizza.