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Big miss to not do a rub on a Leg Quarter or Drumstick in the oven or on the Grill. Skin on. You could have done your marinade and then the Rub. Cook until the meat falls off the bone. Dark meat is more flavorful, anyway. I prefer in the Oven.
I've been making this pizza once or twice a month for years. Sweet Baby Ray's is the BBQ sauce of choice. I also caramelize the onions before they go on. Pull pork is a good alternative for chicken when you make carnitas.
I've made a very similar one to this with the addition of some grilled pineapple added on, I grill the pineapple when I do the chicken. The slightly charred and caramelized edges of the pineapple really goes well with these flavors.
i'm making this one tonight for pizza tomorrow, but something that works really well with your recipe sizes are half sheet cake pans that come with a clear plastic lid. i like to put them on a sheet of parchment paper then oil it up but it saves on cling wrap and when it comes pizza time you can slice off some of the parchment paper or take the whole thing and put a bed of flour in the pan for them to wait in
My favorite from CPK was the Rosemary Chicken Potato pizza. I'm pretty sure it's still not on the menu anymore, unfortunately. Would love to see you recreate that pizza.
Literally going to the store now to get these ingredients. BBQ chicken pizza is EVERYTHING! Haha - gotta say, I love your recipes so much! I've been making your butter chicken obviously over these last few weeks. It's officially a weeknight staple! Really amazing channel, so glad I found ya!
Made this today, couldn't find molases anywhere locally so i substituted it with regular honey. I also don't have a grill available so I fried the chicken on a pan after rendering bacon on it, this made the chicken even more smoky. Hands down the best BBQ pizza and BBQ sauce I've ever had. I cannot recommend this recipe enough, there's a lot of prepping but it's well worth it.
I've been 72hr cold fermenting my pizza dough for years now and I feel like it is so underrated. This is my "secret sauce" to a good dough. Well done Bri.
You're right Bri, this is a delish pizza. My other fave California pizza is the Thai Pie--peanut sauce, chicken peanuts, cilantro, that kind of thing. So good!
Really enjoy these pizza videos for new topping inspiration for Friday pizza nights. Your/Union Loafers white pizza with mushrooms, pickled onions, and Brie has become a favorite in our household! Never been a bbq chicken pizza guy, but will definitely give this a try!
I really appreciate that he doesn't hate on the CPK stuff like.... some other FoodTubers. Instead of "This is actual trash", it's "This is good! Let's see of we can tender-love-and-care some more quality out of it!" Much more believable and much less cringe.
Definitely not up to Brian's par, but back in the day we used to make BBQ Chicken Bacon Ranch Pizza. I mean, back in the day with a store-bought crust and nothing homemade except leftover, sauteed chicken breasts. BBQ sauce, cheese (mozz and cheddar), onion, green bell peppers, cut up chicken, bacon, little more cheese (because cheese), then baked, then drizzled ranch dressing. So good! We also switched the sauces sometime, Ranch on the bottom and drizzled BBQ (SBR) on top, which was also pretty darn good.
That looks so good. Pizza is so versatile. I do a similar pizza but add roasted red peppers and white onion in place of red onion. It's so good. I also do a Jamaican Jerk pizza, a Buffalo Chicken pizza, and a Chicken, Spinach, Tomato with a Cream Sauce pizza. All are fire.
Hey Bri, there's nothing artificial about liquid smoke! It is a natural product made by simply condensing the smoke of burning woods, almost like distilling! It is incredibly potent, though, as you point out, and should be well-diluted when used.
Don’t worry about overworking the mixer..the gears are actually super easy to replace, it’s just a really greasy mess, cause you should always clean out then replace the grease to eliminate any ground up metal particles. My neck is really messed up, I have to depend on the mixer for 90% of all my kneading..
Liquid smoke isn't "artificial" it's made from collecting the smoke and condensing it. It's a way wilder process than i used to think. Still not a huge fan of it but "artificial" isn't a valid criticism.
Hey, Bri. Can you do an in-depth video on the science behind hydration in pizza dough and why you choose the various percentages for the various recipes?
Red onion with chicken on pizza is amazing! I like adding jalapenos on mine. Despite not being a bbq sauce fan i'll write that down to give it a chanse sometime
I ordered a pizza just like this the other day and got a bit of pineapple added on it and it was so good. I really want to make a thai style pizza with thai basil, chicken thigh, maybe thai eggplant and that japanese bbq sauce or a a curry sauce. That would also probably be bomb with some pineapple as well. The dough can also be mixed with stuff like lemongrass and galangal. One day...
Making & working pizza dough intimidates me. If I can get my hubby to do the dough, I can do the rest. I think this recipe might be good for my marriage! Thanks Bri!
An excerpt from a letter written by Alexandre Dumas, author of such works as The Three Musketeers and The Count of Monte Cristo: "The pizza is with oil, the pizza is with bacon, the pizza is with lard, the pizza is with cheese, the pizza is with tomatoes, the pizza is with small fish." Pizza has had a lot of toppings and variations through the years, so pizza snobbery is a mistake for purists.
Try different flour yallll. It makes minor yet noticeable diff. Not saying which ones to try. I've tried about 10 kinds. Some claim similar protein but no that does not mean the same. Keep at it. 6 day ferment is great too. In the fridge. One other note is it should stretch pretty far and not tear. 530 F big cast iron pan upside down, peel the dough onto it. Or sheet try on the back of that pan, then peel on to that pre heated pan
Too many people come to mind that would have immediately gone all food snob over a chain restaurant dish and used it as an excuse to stroke their ego. Respect for not being like that.
Too many people around trying to tell people how and what they should eat, when in actuality, there is no right way to eat anything. Just do as what you like. Thank you for awesome food videos as always. Now I need to go find something to munch on. LoL
I am Italian (and we are notoriously know for butchering people because of the way they prep certain food/the associations they make and such) but the truth is that the only thing that bothers me, I admit, is if you say that a certain dish or a certain preparation are Italian, when they aren't, that is as far as I go. That aside, I am open to try anything and judge based on my taste. I have tried, for example, pineapple pizza, which is like one of the worst crime for Italians, and find it bland, not bad and not good, just bland; I had chicken parmigiana, which was a wtf noment for me and too heavy for my taste; on the flip side, I also tried and love sushi, tom yum, gumbo and various british dishes, amongst other things.
peach habanero bbq sauce, pan fried carnitas for extra crispiness, candied bacon bits, charred corn, black beans, red onion, cheddar, mozzarella. one of my fav bbq pizzas.
The BBQ Chicken pizza at CPK has been my favorite since I tasted it, but now that I'm vegan, I've had to recreate it in a vegan version. Still incredible! Funny thing, though - my favorite dough for pizza (by far, and beating out pizzeria dough even!) is your recipe for the Rustic Loaf. At the final shaping stage, I refrigerate it overnight and stretch it out the next day. SO GOOD!
One option you can do that is based on my favorite local pizza place that does a great BBQ pizza is try adding a few dollops of cream cheese and some really thin sliced fresh jalapenos. The combo of of BBQ and spicy pepper and cream cheese are literally insane. Just an amazing pizza option.
I used to go to CPK all the time and get the BBQ Chicken pizza. I asked the waitress to drizzle it with honey once out of the oven and it was fantastic.
I hold the opinion that any bread circle with sauce, a selection of diced toppings, and cheese counts as a pizza, and descendent of the original Neopolitian streetfood exported to America. (This includes circles that are just bread, sauce and cheese too, rectangles, squares and deep pies of those too.)
I really can't tell if it's pizza or not... but I will definitely try it ! And to be honest : living 2 hours away from Italy, I learnt that a Real Pizza is... whatever makes you happy ! Put anything on a circular (or not...) doe, grill it, and enjoy !
Tried BBQ pizza before, and it was pretty good. I guess not everything has to be traditional to taste good. I might try this out with that dough recipe I’ve been trying out lately. Although I might have to modify some of it to fit my current budget.
I'm crying on the inside at work that my pregnant self doesn't have this in front of me D: This looks HEAVENLY!!!! I'm making this, this weekend. I've been binging your videos and saving tons of recipes. Thank you for giving me inspiration to cook again. I was going through a dry spell with recipes, time and creativity, but your channel is helping me out a lot!
I ALWAYS gravitate toward the weird pizza choices . My gf is an extra cheese and pepperoni girl , so we end up with 2 smaller pizzas . I love veggie pizzas , taco pizzas , Buffalo chicken , chicken/bacon/ranch . One of the newer items around here ( Rochester , NY area ) that all the pizza places are adopting is a dill pickle pizza . Usually a garlic cream base with mozzerella , fresh dill and dill pickles . Some add onions or other items too , but every one I've had has been amazing ! Definitely worth a try if you're looking for a totally different pizza experience !
Happy 4th of July 🎉😂. I must say ☝🏾 this is the only channel that I watch the full video without fast forwarding the sponsorship 😳🤣-transitioning is sheer perfection and smooth like bourbon 🥃. Making pizza today lol
In case any other vegans follow Brian's channel, I have been using a seitan product sold as "Vegan Chicken" in various asian markets (e.g. H Mart) for various asian dishes, including fried rice and a Thai red curry dish. This vegan chicken is pretty awesome. I haven't tried it on pizza yet, and I definitely haven't tried grilling it, but I think I will use it for a vegan version of this pizza. I still haven't found a decent vegan cheese for pizza though.
I use any kind of good breaded "chick'n" (Daring? Darling? is good if you can find it) and just cover it in BBQ sauce after a short cook. Violife mozzarella is great mixed with their smoked gouda slices (which I cut into smaller shreds).
Just a thought here, B. Along the lines of the Mosquito Supper Club in NOLA, there's a growing movement of chefs out there who want to strike a balance between serving the BEST possible food they can, using the best possible sustainably sourced seaonal ingredients, while also having a (relatively) normal life outside the kitchen. They are doing this by creating a rotating short menu, served only at specific times of the day, only on days of the week that match their schedules. Pre-paid per person, seated for only 1 or 2 services per day, 10 to 25 seats total, and it's working. As a customer, I LOVE the fact that these places focus on serving the BEST food possible, only at specific times, allowing employees and owners to have a life and be highly motivated, happy and content to be at the restaurant. You should really consider opening a spot like this in your part of the world. No burn out on the menu, no burn out from insane hours, only open on holidays you want, only open for service a few hours a day, prepaid reservations means little to no food waste. If you were to get together with a couple other chefs, you can combine to rent/buy a space and rotate the service between both or all 3 concepts. A breakfast spot a few days a week, then a lunch spot (with some overlap on certain days) and serving a dinner menu on a few other traditional days per week. Or even checkout locally owned, breakfast only places in your hood who might be interested in letting you popup for dinner only a few nights a week to start? Anyway, just a thought. Keep killing these recipes my man, we absolutely adore this channel and your food!!!
I was hired to open a new CPK, so I was trained on all the recipes with corporate chefs, it been years. BBQ sauces, Grilled chicken cut at quarter inch strips, half hickory smoked gouda, half mozzarella, red onions and after firing cilantro. My favorite recipe is the caesar chicken sandwich: Two pizza dough balls stretched like an oversized sub on top of each other with cooking spray between them. On top red onion, sage, rosemary, thyme, and salt. Filling: Romaine lettuce leaves on each side the sandwich, Quarter inch strips of cooled grilled chicken marinated in Caesar dressing for at least an hour. With thin sliced roma tomatos, and paper thin or grated Romano cheese.
We have one of those gas powered pizza ovens, and I learned the hard way BBQ chicken pizza in it doesn't work. The sauce has too much sugar and it very easily caught fire. I'm trying to work out an alternative (either lower top heat or less sugar in the sauce) because bbq chicken pizza is my absolute favorite. Thanks for the recipe!!
Can I use that bbq sauce for marinates and other stuff too? And how long would it last for? How would I store it? I think it could be much more fun to make my own bbq sauce than always buying it premade :D
Would love to see Bri at my local CPK and give him a little nod like Bruce Wayne and Alfred at the end of Dark Knight Rises as we both enjoy our BBQ Chicken pizzas
Pizza kebab is 100% the best after work/sports cheap and fast food you can get if you're in Europe. I used to get Wednesday nights after playing football and it just made so much sense.
I’ve got some homemade dough in my freezer so you got me wanting to try this. Gruyère is a bit expensive by my standards but I’m sure it’ll be worth it.
I have a question about what to do with the remainder of the dough! Do you par-bake the dough and freeze it? Do you freeze the dough after the last proofing? Or do you make it into a pizza and freeze the pizza? Or is it best to just quarter the dough recipe for a single pizza? I'm a single person and there's no way I'm gonna have four whole pizzas.
When I do pizza dough, I end up usually with 3 to 5 balls of dough. I let the dough proof first for three days in the refrigerator and then portion it out into balls on the third day (Saturdays). The ones I'm not going to use get wrapped individually in plastic wrap, and then I place them all in a large ziplock bag and put them in the freezer. On Friday nights, I pull out one and put it in the refrigerator to thaw, and on Saturday I take it out several hours before baking to come to room temperature and rise. The results after baking are always good and consistent; there's no need to par-bake. I weigh the dough balls for consistency, and I change the weight based on the size pizza I need or want. Many cooks tend to recommend 250 grams, which is great, but often I do around 350 grams to have a larger pizza for leftovers over the next few days.
Buffalo Chicken Pizza ia also great. Saute the chicken in Franks red hot and butter, use Franks for the pizza sauce, bake pizza as usual. Finish with blue cheese crumbles (or salad BC dressing) and chopped celery. Dyn-O-mite!
I really like the intro! I think food snobbery is something many starting (home) cooks gravitate to, but it helps no one. Just like blind food traditionalism doesn't help anyone (looking at channels like Italia Squisita).
Just did your bbq souce recipie with Piri Piri and called the souce "Lagerstroms Portugiese Revenge" 💪🤗 so tasty but good spysy, thx brian locking Forward to the whole recipie next days😂
'Liquid smoke' is not typically artificially flavored; it's made from condensed and reduced water vapor collected from burning hickory and mesquite wood chips.
We used to make a BBQ pizza at the shop I worked at in high school. We used a ranch/bbq sauce base. It rips and you should try it, especially as a self-respecting Midwesterner 🤙
i remember my first time trying bbq chicken pizza was at a hospital. they sold these mini pizzas that you order and it was delicious. if i remember correctly, it was chicken, pepper and onion for toppings
I don't get why this wouldn't be pizza. Pizza has always been varied and diverse. This is just an evolution or a different take on pizza, which is always welcomed as long as it tastes good.
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Big miss to not do a rub on a Leg Quarter or Drumstick in the oven or on the Grill. Skin on. You could have done your marinade and then the Rub. Cook until the meat falls off the bone. Dark meat is more flavorful, anyway. I prefer in the Oven.
Wait how is this comment from 9 days ago when the video was only posted 6 hours ago?
@@somehuman2066 He can coment on his own video after he uploads it. So apprenlty he uploaded it 9 days ago...
i made kebab pizza like a month ago and i totally agree with you. just do whatever tastes right. that pizza was insanely delicious.
#1 pizza in Sweden 😂
Where i live, there's a massive trend of Indian Pizza places and most of them have donair/doner kebab meat pizzas. theyre fantastic.
that hurts my soul as a turk but if you liked it i guess...
At the end of the day its Bread. Its a Canvas to put what ever you want on it.
where did you get kebab meat or how did you prep it?
I've been making this pizza once or twice a month for years. Sweet Baby Ray's is the BBQ sauce of choice. I also caramelize the onions before they go on. Pull pork is a good alternative for chicken when you make carnitas.
I love how you showed your process of testing it first!
I've made a very similar one to this with the addition of some grilled pineapple added on, I grill the pineapple when I do the chicken. The slightly charred and caramelized edges of the pineapple really goes well with these flavors.
i'm making this one tonight for pizza tomorrow, but something that works really well with your recipe sizes are half sheet cake pans that come with a clear plastic lid. i like to put them on a sheet of parchment paper then oil it up but it saves on cling wrap and when it comes pizza time you can slice off some of the parchment paper or take the whole thing and put a bed of flour in the pan for them to wait in
Robust CRUST
You already know, bro!
My favorite from CPK was the Rosemary Chicken Potato pizza. I'm pretty sure it's still not on the menu anymore, unfortunately. Would love to see you recreate that pizza.
Having a pizza night tomorrow and we couldn’t think of what to do for the 4th pizza. Thanks Bri for the inspiration! Will be making this tomorrow.
Literally going to the store now to get these ingredients. BBQ chicken pizza is EVERYTHING! Haha - gotta say, I love your recipes so much! I've been making your butter chicken obviously over these last few weeks. It's officially a weeknight staple! Really amazing channel, so glad I found ya!
Dangerously close to that 1M milestone. Congrats in advance B man!
Made this today, couldn't find molases anywhere locally so i substituted it with regular honey. I also don't have a grill available so I fried the chicken on a pan after rendering bacon on it, this made the chicken even more smoky. Hands down the best BBQ pizza and BBQ sauce I've ever had. I cannot recommend this recipe enough, there's a lot of prepping but it's well worth it.
I've been 72hr cold fermenting my pizza dough for years now and I feel like it is so underrated. This is my "secret sauce" to a good dough. Well done Bri.
You're right Bri, this is a delish pizza. My other fave California pizza is the Thai Pie--peanut sauce, chicken peanuts, cilantro, that kind of thing. So good!
Yes! The Thai pizza is my favorite too. Mmm.
That sounds bomb asf
Made something similar for my friends over new years, but with pulled pork instead of chicken. Certified banger!
Really enjoy these pizza videos for new topping inspiration for Friday pizza nights. Your/Union Loafers white pizza with mushrooms, pickled onions, and Brie has become a favorite in our household! Never been a bbq chicken pizza guy, but will definitely give this a try!
I really appreciate that he doesn't hate on the CPK stuff like.... some other FoodTubers. Instead of "This is actual trash", it's "This is good! Let's see of we can tender-love-and-care some more quality out of it!" Much more believable and much less cringe.
You’ve got yourself a new subscriber. It only took me watching 2 videos to be convinced. I love what you do.
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Recreate all 4 of hiss pizzazz from his sauceless pizza videos
I love when the dough cleans the sides of the bowl like that.
@@roamingthereal4060 agreed. Dough should have been wetter and more difficult to work with and used immediately after refrigeration
Definitely not up to Brian's par, but back in the day we used to make BBQ Chicken Bacon Ranch Pizza. I mean, back in the day with a store-bought crust and nothing homemade except leftover, sauteed chicken breasts. BBQ sauce, cheese (mozz and cheddar), onion, green bell peppers, cut up chicken, bacon, little more cheese (because cheese), then baked, then drizzled ranch dressing. So good! We also switched the sauces sometime, Ranch on the bottom and drizzled BBQ (SBR) on top, which was also pretty darn good.
Barbecue chicken pizza is so good. Excited to see you putting out a video on it!
That looks so good. Pizza is so versatile. I do a similar pizza but add roasted red peppers and white onion in place of red onion. It's so good. I also do a Jamaican Jerk pizza, a Buffalo Chicken pizza, and a Chicken, Spinach, Tomato with a Cream Sauce pizza. All are fire.
You helped convince my wife to try BBQ pizza. We're making it tonight since we already had the ingredients!
Hey Bri, there's nothing artificial about liquid smoke! It is a natural product made by simply condensing the smoke of burning woods, almost like distilling! It is incredibly potent, though, as you point out, and should be well-diluted when used.
Don’t worry about overworking the mixer..the gears are actually super easy to replace, it’s just a really greasy mess, cause you should always clean out then replace the grease to eliminate any ground up metal particles. My neck is really messed up, I have to depend on the mixer for 90% of all my kneading..
Liquid smoke isn't "artificial" it's made from collecting the smoke and condensing it. It's a way wilder process than i used to think. Still not a huge fan of it but "artificial" isn't a valid criticism.
it’s not that deep bro
It’s not that deep bro
It's not that bro
Deep dee bro bro
Yum. Just yum. Anything on a crusty flatbread is good in my book. No labels needed, just a napkin. 😋
Hey, Bri. Can you do an in-depth video on the science behind hydration in pizza dough and why you choose the various percentages for the various recipes?
Red onion with chicken on pizza is amazing! I like adding jalapenos on mine.
Despite not being a bbq sauce fan i'll write that down to give it a chanse sometime
I ordered a pizza just like this the other day and got a bit of pineapple added on it and it was so good. I really want to make a thai style pizza with thai basil, chicken thigh, maybe thai eggplant and that japanese bbq sauce or a a curry sauce. That would also probably be bomb with some pineapple as well. The dough can also be mixed with stuff like lemongrass and galangal. One day...
Спасибо, что делитесь такими классными рецептами!🌷Thanks for sharing such awesome recipes!
Making & working pizza dough intimidates me. If I can get my hubby to do the dough, I can do the rest. I think this recipe might be good for my marriage! Thanks Bri!
letting dough ferment for 72 hours is insane, you can smear it with whatever you want and it will still taste amazing haha nice vid
An excerpt from a letter written by Alexandre Dumas, author of such works as The Three Musketeers and The Count of Monte Cristo: "The pizza is with oil, the pizza is with bacon, the pizza is with lard, the pizza is with cheese, the pizza is with tomatoes, the pizza is with small fish." Pizza has had a lot of toppings and variations through the years, so pizza snobbery is a mistake for purists.
I literally just had pizza for dinner, and I'm already craving some. Another banger. You gotta calm down with the bangers!
Try different flour yallll. It makes minor yet noticeable diff. Not saying which ones to try. I've tried about 10 kinds. Some claim similar protein but no that does not mean the same. Keep at it.
6 day ferment is great too. In the fridge. One other note is it should stretch pretty far and not tear.
530 F big cast iron pan upside down, peel the dough onto it. Or sheet try on the back of that pan, then peel on to that pre heated pan
Too many people come to mind that would have immediately gone all food snob over a chain restaurant dish and used it as an excuse to stroke their ego. Respect for not being like that.
Too many people around trying to tell people how and what they should eat, when in actuality, there is no right way to eat anything. Just do as what you like. Thank you for awesome food videos as always. Now I need to go find something to munch on. LoL
I am Italian (and we are notoriously know for butchering people because of the way they prep certain food/the associations they make and such) but the truth is that the only thing that bothers me, I admit, is if you say that a certain dish or a certain preparation are Italian, when they aren't, that is as far as I go. That aside, I am open to try anything and judge based on my taste. I have tried, for example, pineapple pizza, which is like one of the worst crime for Italians, and find it bland, not bad and not good, just bland; I had chicken parmigiana, which was a wtf noment for me and too heavy for my taste; on the flip side, I also tried and love sushi, tom yum, gumbo and various british dishes, amongst other things.
peach habanero bbq sauce, pan fried carnitas for extra crispiness, candied bacon bits, charred corn, black beans, red onion, cheddar, mozzarella. one of my fav bbq pizzas.
Oo, I never thought of smoked gruyère, some of cheese counters at markets and supermarkets are awesome here in France, they're bound to have some!
Looks mouthwatering and delicious! Thanks for taking the time to really get it to perfection, Brian!
Looks lovely - limitless variations on the classic pizza; limited only to the imagination (one’s own)!
The BBQ Chicken pizza at CPK has been my favorite since I tasted it, but now that I'm vegan, I've had to recreate it in a vegan version. Still incredible! Funny thing, though - my favorite dough for pizza (by far, and beating out pizzeria dough even!) is your recipe for the Rustic Loaf. At the final shaping stage, I refrigerate it overnight and stretch it out the next day. SO GOOD!
I just finished making your deep dish recipe. You're literally teaching me how to cook😂 cheers brother
OUTSTANDING ! This pie is incredible !
One option you can do that is based on my favorite local pizza place that does a great BBQ pizza is try adding a few dollops of cream cheese and some really thin sliced fresh jalapenos. The combo of of BBQ and spicy pepper and cream cheese are literally insane. Just an amazing pizza option.
Was the cream cheese baked on or spread on after it comes out of the oven?
@@michellephillips6317 It would probably work either way but I baked it on, I like the texture of the warm creamy cheese on the pizza.
BBQ chicken pizza was always my guilty pleasure I have completed forgot about since moving out of the US
Gonna make some of these and throw them in my Ooni!!! That sauce looks amazing.
I used to go to CPK all the time and get the BBQ Chicken pizza. I asked the waitress to drizzle it with honey once out of the oven and it was fantastic.
I hold the opinion that any bread circle with sauce, a selection of diced toppings, and cheese counts as a pizza, and descendent of the original Neopolitian streetfood exported to America. (This includes circles that are just bread, sauce and cheese too, rectangles, squares and deep pies of those too.)
I really can't tell if it's pizza or not... but I will definitely try it !
And to be honest : living 2 hours away from Italy, I learnt that a Real Pizza is... whatever makes you happy !
Put anything on a circular (or not...) doe, grill it, and enjoy !
Food can transport people to places all over the world. Close your eyes, take a bite and imagine being on a chicken factory outside Little Rock.
Tried BBQ pizza before, and it was pretty good. I guess not everything has to be traditional to taste good.
I might try this out with that dough recipe I’ve been trying out lately. Although I might have to modify some of it to fit my current budget.
Love the dancing at the end 🕺🏼
I'm crying on the inside at work that my pregnant self doesn't have this in front of me D: This looks HEAVENLY!!!! I'm making this, this weekend. I've been binging your videos and saving tons of recipes. Thank you for giving me inspiration to cook again. I was going through a dry spell with recipes, time and creativity, but your channel is helping me out a lot!
I ALWAYS gravitate toward the weird pizza choices . My gf is an extra cheese and pepperoni girl , so we end up with 2 smaller pizzas . I love veggie pizzas , taco pizzas , Buffalo chicken , chicken/bacon/ranch . One of the newer items around here ( Rochester , NY area ) that all the pizza places are adopting is a dill pickle pizza . Usually a garlic cream base with mozzerella , fresh dill and dill pickles . Some add onions or other items too , but every one I've had has been amazing ! Definitely worth a try if you're looking for a totally different pizza experience !
Happy 4th of July 🎉😂. I must say ☝🏾 this is the only channel that I watch the full video without fast forwarding the sponsorship 😳🤣-transitioning is sheer perfection and smooth like bourbon 🥃. Making pizza today lol
In case any other vegans follow Brian's channel, I have been using a seitan product sold as "Vegan Chicken" in various asian markets (e.g. H Mart) for various asian dishes, including fried rice and a Thai red curry dish. This vegan chicken is pretty awesome. I haven't tried it on pizza yet, and I definitely haven't tried grilling it, but I think I will use it for a vegan version of this pizza. I still haven't found a decent vegan cheese for pizza though.
That's basically fried gluten, so it has less taste than plain bread dough, all the flavors there come from spices.
I use any kind of good breaded "chick'n" (Daring? Darling? is good if you can find it) and just cover it in BBQ sauce after a short cook. Violife mozzarella is great mixed with their smoked gouda slices (which I cut into smaller shreds).
Literally tried this from Pizza Hut for the first time last night. Amazing pizza, they use aged cheddar and green pepper on it and it's amazing.
Just a thought here, B. Along the lines of the Mosquito Supper Club in NOLA, there's a growing movement of chefs out there who want to strike a balance between serving the BEST possible food they can, using the best possible sustainably sourced seaonal ingredients, while also having a (relatively) normal life outside the kitchen. They are doing this by creating a rotating short menu, served only at specific times of the day, only on days of the week that match their schedules. Pre-paid per person, seated for only 1 or 2 services per day, 10 to 25 seats total, and it's working. As a customer, I LOVE the fact that these places focus on serving the BEST food possible, only at specific times, allowing employees and owners to have a life and be highly motivated, happy and content to be at the restaurant. You should really consider opening a spot like this in your part of the world. No burn out on the menu, no burn out from insane hours, only open on holidays you want, only open for service a few hours a day, prepaid reservations means little to no food waste. If you were to get together with a couple other chefs, you can combine to rent/buy a space and rotate the service between both or all 3 concepts. A breakfast spot a few days a week, then a lunch spot (with some overlap on certain days) and serving a dinner menu on a few other traditional days per week. Or even checkout locally owned, breakfast only places in your hood who might be interested in letting you popup for dinner only a few nights a week to start? Anyway, just a thought. Keep killing these recipes my man, we absolutely adore this channel and your food!!!
Made the dough and it’s one of your best! Any chance you be willing to share cookbooks that inspire you?
Would love a breakfast pizza recipe with eggs and bacon
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Step one, make pizza dough.
Step 2, Put breakfast toppings on.
My local pizza joint does a Hawaiian with a zesty bbq drizzle on it, sooo good
This pizza is also healthier than classic pepperoni 🍕 since it uses fresh chicken meat 😊 🌱
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I was hired to open a new CPK, so I was trained on all the recipes with corporate chefs, it been years. BBQ sauces, Grilled chicken cut at quarter inch strips, half hickory smoked gouda, half mozzarella, red onions and after firing cilantro. My favorite recipe is the caesar chicken sandwich: Two pizza dough balls stretched like an oversized sub on top of each other with cooking spray between them. On top red onion, sage, rosemary, thyme, and salt. Filling: Romaine lettuce leaves on each side the sandwich, Quarter inch strips of cooled grilled chicken marinated in Caesar dressing for at least an hour. With thin sliced roma tomatos, and paper thin or grated Romano cheese.
We have one of those gas powered pizza ovens, and I learned the hard way BBQ chicken pizza in it doesn't work. The sauce has too much sugar and it very easily caught fire. I'm trying to work out an alternative (either lower top heat or less sugar in the sauce) because bbq chicken pizza is my absolute favorite. Thanks for the recipe!!
brian directly eating/drinking ingredients he should not be directly eating or drinking is always the best part
Can I use that bbq sauce for marinates and other stuff too? And how long would it last for? How would I store it? I think it could be much more fun to make my own bbq sauce than always buying it premade :D
Would love to see Bri at my local CPK and give him a little nod like Bruce Wayne and Alfred at the end of Dark Knight Rises as we both enjoy our BBQ Chicken pizzas
yo this looks AMAZING. making me so hungry rn!!!!
Pre shredded cheese is covered with starch so it won't melt in one piece if temperature isn't ok for storing
Ur the king of taste testing strong flavor additions by themselves LOL 😂
Pizza kebab is 100% the best after work/sports cheap and fast food you can get if you're in Europe. I used to get Wednesday nights after playing football and it just made so much sense.
BBQ chicken pizza is my fav I can’t even lie. That or chicken pesto 🤙🤙!
I’ve got some homemade dough in my freezer so you got me wanting to try this. Gruyère is a bit expensive by my standards but I’m sure it’ll be worth it.
Brian, you should try some dill pickle pizza if you haven’t already. Pickle pizza is delicious!
Bri your explanations are awesome...thanks.
this recipe is also incredible with pineapple added as a topping. and it gets better the bolder or spicier the sauce is
I have a question about what to do with the remainder of the dough! Do you par-bake the dough and freeze it? Do you freeze the dough after the last proofing? Or do you make it into a pizza and freeze the pizza?
Or is it best to just quarter the dough recipe for a single pizza? I'm a single person and there's no way I'm gonna have four whole pizzas.
When I do pizza dough, I end up usually with 3 to 5 balls of dough. I let the dough proof first for three days in the refrigerator and then portion it out into balls on the third day (Saturdays). The ones I'm not going to use get wrapped individually in plastic wrap, and then I place them all in a large ziplock bag and put them in the freezer. On Friday nights, I pull out one and put it in the refrigerator to thaw, and on Saturday I take it out several hours before baking to come to room temperature and rise. The results after baking are always good and consistent; there's no need to par-bake. I weigh the dough balls for consistency, and I change the weight based on the size pizza I need or want. Many cooks tend to recommend 250 grams, which is great, but often I do around 350 grams to have a larger pizza for leftovers over the next few days.
I loved the comparison with a good example. Obviously, chain restaurants do something right, which is why it's fun to figure out what I can do better.
Buffalo Chicken Pizza ia also great. Saute the chicken in Franks red hot and butter, use Franks for the pizza sauce, bake pizza as usual. Finish with blue cheese crumbles (or salad BC dressing) and chopped celery.
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People who diss nontraditional (but delicious) pizza need help.
I really like the intro! I think food snobbery is something many starting (home) cooks gravitate to, but it helps no one. Just like blind food traditionalism doesn't help anyone (looking at channels like Italia Squisita).
YUUUUSSSSS!!! BBQ chicken pizza is one of my favs to make at home! KIDS LOVE IT! excited to see you do this and get your takes on the best version!
Never thought to use the squeezer to sauce the pizza, gonna have to try that
Unbeatable on-site recon!
Just did your bbq souce recipie with Piri Piri and called the souce "Lagerstroms Portugiese Revenge" 💪🤗 so tasty but good spysy, thx brian locking Forward to the whole recipie next days😂
Good idea 👍
Keep up the great content bro 🤘
'Liquid smoke' is not typically artificially flavored; it's made from condensed and reduced water vapor collected from burning hickory and mesquite wood chips.
I made it tonight. It was excellent! Thanks Brian.
We used to make a BBQ pizza at the shop I worked at in high school. We used a ranch/bbq sauce base. It rips and you should try it, especially as a self-respecting Midwesterner 🤙
i remember my first time trying bbq chicken pizza was at a hospital. they sold these mini pizzas that you order and it was delicious. if i remember correctly, it was chicken, pepper and onion for toppings
I don't get why this wouldn't be pizza. Pizza has always been varied and diverse. This is just an evolution or a different take on pizza, which is always welcomed as long as it tastes good.
😂😂😂😂”that butthole thingy” 😂😂😂. Now I can finis the video. That was great. 😂😂
Oh I loved sharing a CPK Barbecue Chicken pizza with my best friend! My fav!
I love it! I am inspired! I will obstruct my fridge with the dough, and while it rises my liquid smoke will arrive !!!
Ah yes…..my go to pizza from dominos every time
Looks like another winner dude! BBQ Chicken pizza might just be my favorite kind, so I'm eager to give this one a try!
That is one of my favorite pizza topping combo. My first step will be attempting the crust. Then you BBQ sauce recipe. See you on the next one.