That's awesome, Andy! I really like that you can turn the stone! I'm wondering if you could modify it with a rotisserie motor🤔 I may have to try to get one of these!😀👍👍👍
@@garyeastwood3627Thank you very much! The only issue with that is by then the top is cooked so much and the oven is so hot even if it is turned off that it will burn the top. What I have done when I want to use the screen for a large pizza is I cook it in the pizza oven and then use my pellet grill with the sear plate open and quickly turn it so it doesn't burn the bottom. Comes out really good that way.
This is during the testing phase. This weekend I plan on making a few more pizzas. Definitely will be sampling them on camera although they won't be quite as large as this pizza.
I know you like to use the screen, and I could understand that you want to slow the cook for a NY style bake, but are you getting comfortable sliding a pizza off the peel directly to the stone? I could imagine the bottom of this pizza was not browned and could use some direct time on the stone.
It really isn't a matter of liking to use the screen. It is because Vevor only includes a 12-in pizza peel. Otherwise I would much rather launch it directly onto the stone. The underside definitely could use more browning. However I'm thinking if I have to do it this way I could always use the pit boss with the sear plate open to quickly char the bottom. Ultimately though I want to purchase a 16-in pizza peel.
DANG that oven gets HOT! Looks amazing Andy.
Thanks so much Brad!!
That's awesome, Andy! I really like that you can turn the stone! I'm wondering if you could modify it with a rotisserie motor🤔 I may have to try to get one of these!😀👍👍👍
Thank you so much Kevin! Oddly enough I was wondering the same exact thing. Great minds think alike! Have a great day brother!
That’s a nice looking pizza, paisan!
Thank you very much!
Panagopoulos pizza back in the day had a couple buddies that work there sold Za out the back door 12 price midnight special 🇨🇦👍😁
great vid, when the pizza is almost done just slide it off the pizza screen to brown the bottom to your liking
@@garyeastwood3627Thank you very much! The only issue with that is by then the top is cooked so much and the oven is so hot even if it is turned off that it will burn the top. What I have done when I want to use the screen for a large pizza is I cook it in the pizza oven and then use my pellet grill with the sear plate open and quickly turn it so it doesn't burn the bottom. Comes out really good that way.
Bummer we didn't get to see you eat the pizza😮
This is during the testing phase. This weekend I plan on making a few more pizzas. Definitely will be sampling them on camera although they won't be quite as large as this pizza.
@@TheFoodExperience oh good
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I know you like to use the screen, and I could understand that you want to slow the cook for a NY style bake, but are you getting comfortable sliding a pizza off the peel directly to the stone? I could imagine the bottom of this pizza was not browned and could use some direct time on the stone.
It really isn't a matter of liking to use the screen. It is because Vevor only includes a 12-in pizza peel. Otherwise I would much rather launch it directly onto the stone. The underside definitely could use more browning. However I'm thinking if I have to do it this way I could always use the pit boss with the sear plate open to quickly char the bottom. Ultimately though I want to purchase a 16-in pizza peel.
Your a natural KJiAO I’ll take a small pep mush green pepper
U got Coke or Pepsi?❤️😁👍
Thanks so much James!