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Old 02-02-2010, 01:34 AM   #121
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has anyone used a Pizza stone in a gas powered BBQ? after hearing mum had one laying round at home I think it might be worth a shot, weather a barby can even get hot enough is another thing.
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has anyone used a Pizza stone in a gas powered BBQ? after hearing mum had one laying round at home I think it might be worth a shot, weather a barby can even get hot enough is another thing.
I cracked mime in a bbq... : : : ''

One I got from Harris Scarfe

http://www.lasoo.com.au/search/pizza%20stone.html

Cranked the heat up too quick for it me thinks

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Haha nathan I was talking to the other nathan, but sure why not eh? Give me a text !
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Yeah I know? I quoted him LOL. I meant when you guys meet up.

ANd Naish just got your text man, my phone was down in my car. But alas, at 11:06 I was not up :(
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I'm test running the pizza stone tonight to see what it's like, hoping for good results , i have the dough in the bathroom under the heat lamps having a rest before rolling it out. also found some awesome herb and garlic triple concentrate tomato paste to try out as well. going with ham, salami, red capsicum and maybe a few other things. pics to follow!!! wish me luck!!!

also i checked out wood fired pizza ovens on fleabay, holy cow they are expensive!!!
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/WOOD-FIRED-PI...item35a6b3841e

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Wood-Fired-Pi...item255890bff3

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Old 03-02-2010, 07:40 PM   #127
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I'm test running the pizza stone tonight to see what it's like, hoping for good results , i have the dough in the bathroom under the heat lamps having a rest before rolling it out. also found some awesome herb and garlic triple concentrate tomato paste to try out as well. going with ham, salami, red capsicum and maybe a few other things. pics to follow!!! wish me luck!!!

also i checked out wood fired pizza ovens on fleabay, holy cow they are expensive!!!
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/WOOD-FIRED-PI...item35a6b3841e

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Wood-Fired-Pi...item255890bff3

if you are a master of bricks and mortar i think you got it made when it comes to these.

That sounds great - pics!
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Old 03-02-2010, 08:37 PM   #128
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Who here grows their own vegetables?? We grow 90% of our vegetables including potato, tomatoes, all herbs you can think of, corn, lettuce, carrots, zucchini, etc. Makes food you cook so much better knowing you have grown it yourself. The only stuff we can't grow is tropical things, mangoes etc, and our damn strawberry patch won't produce very good strawberries; although we belive birds are getting in under the net.

Mum won't cough up her quail recipe. Very peeved as it is a fantastic recipe. I'll score a good one from her soon.
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I'm test running the pizza stone tonight to see what it's like, hoping for good results , i have the dough in the bathroom under the heat lamps having a rest before rolling it out. also found some awesome herb and garlic triple concentrate tomato paste to try out as well. going with ham, salami, red capsicum and maybe a few other things. pics to follow!!! wish me luck!!!

also i checked out wood fired pizza ovens on fleabay, holy cow they are expensive!!!
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/WOOD-FIRED-PI...item35a6b3841e

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Wood-Fired-Pi...item255890bff3

if you are a master of bricks and mortar i think you got it made when it comes to these.
Check this out...


http://www.bannerhardware.com.au/barbecues

Less mess,quicker fire up time,chuck on some wood chips = same result as wood oven...

vik... Where are the happys... : : :
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http://www.bannerhardware.com.au/barbecues

Less mess,quicker fire up time,chuck on some wood chips = same result as wood oven...

vik... Where are the happys... : : :

you'd have to go with eucalyptus chips surely to really get the flavour

Down at colonel light gardens shops you can go to Pappa Mia's and get awesome wood fired pizzas, nothing beats walking there after a long day at work and smelling that place :

another awesome place is Grumpys Brewhaus at hahndorf. home brewed beers and wood fired pizzas, followed by a trip into hahndorf to get other munchies

I'll upload the photos as soon as photobucket sorts itself out.
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you'd have to go with eucalyptus chips surely to really get the flavour

Mallee chips for me,or even a hand fulla gum leaves towards the enda cookin...

The best steaka me life was in Wagga Wagga on a Mallee grill...

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Ok this was pizza one, tomato, pineapple capsicum, shredded ham, pizza plus cheese and tomato herb and garlic sauce.
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Noice!

I am trying to grow tomatoes but the bastards keep dying on me.

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Ok this was pizza one, tomato, pineapple capsicum,

Ah good to see,no green capsicum...!!! Ya can always tell a tight arsse pizza joint if they use green capsicum...Cos it's cheepa...

But taste like skata... red is best,cooks softer,better taste,one better is the blackend reds,ya can get em ready done...

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I'll ask dad how he got such good ones. Our cherry tomato plant has so many tomatoes on it, we can't eat them all. We also have about 4 others, all with good yeilds..

He also plants "companion plants" next to other plants, he did a heap of research on how certain plants grow better next to others, and it seems to work. I'll hit him up for some research.
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Ok this was pizza one, tomato, pineapple capsicum,

Ah good to see,no green capsicum...!!! Ya can always tell a tight arsse pizza joint if they use green capsicum...Cos it's cheepa...

But taste like skata... red is best,cooks softer,better taste,one better is the blackend reds,ya can get em ready done...

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yeah I love red capsicum, really helps to inform the flavour. green like you say is not very nice.
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Some like it hot...






vik...Gettin the pizza mood...!!!
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Where did I say that...???

green like you say is not very nice.

It has it's place...wang shang stir fri etc

vik...Just not on a pizza for me...
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Ditto, that chilli is making me hungry(and I just had a steak!) but damn you vik, always with the tempting photos and talk. Still no get together?
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some of the guys at work cook dinner on a thursday night and one of their tricks is they grow the really hot thai chillies and then dry them followed by a quick trip through the coffee grinder to make their own chilli flakes, I'm still not game enough to have my dinner burn at both ends. I do like a bit of chilli for flavour. but not for the sake of it heheh, but i'm interested to see what you can come up with vik, i can see the spices part of your pizza is sorted, what about the meat side?
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some of the guys at work cook dinner on a thursday night and one of their tricks is they grow the really hot thai chillies and then dry them followed by a quick trip through the coffee grinder to make their own chilli flakes, I'm still not game enough to have my dinner burn at both ends. I do like a bit of chilli for flavour. but not for the sake of it heheh, but i'm interested to see what you can come up with vik, i can see the spices part of your pizza is sorted, what about the meat side?
I like it hot...Not on fire, I wanna still taste what I'm eatin...Those dried chillies is mostly what I use for controllable heat...

When it's not a family pizza I give the chillies a bit of a shake...

Meat depends on the day,ham,chook,prawn,proushouto,lamb,Barossa Fine food any stuff in those bags...even used bacon...

OK... Say one of my Ham pizzas...

Make me own bread,roll out a base,Leggos pizza sauce ,then Ahem chilli sauce

Hot as you like,then chopped fresh Basil,cover base

Sprinkle dried chilli to taste (I cover base)

Then a light sprinkle of Mozzarella,dont want too much or you get too thick

Barossa packet of ham,I never chop it,put a layer of the rounds to cover the whole base,this gives you another base to start again,and stops the basil from burning...

Chopped onions,chopped fresh button mushies,red capsicum(out the jar for this one)

Jalapenos, black Jumbo olives,again keep it all thin...

Then thin soldiers of Peckarino cheese laid out like spokes, 10 max (grated the stuff once : much better when it melts like a blob)

Then the trick ingredient...

Ninos pizza sausage,it's a bit rounder than a two bob bit,put as much as you like it

Then a very light snow of mozzarella again...

I always do a spiral of ahem chilli sauce startin from the middle just go round about 3 times workin your way out to the edge

Very last is another light sprinkle of pizza topper

Oven for twenty or so still in pan,cos I wrecked my stone I just use a cast iron pan on the stove top to crisp up the base



Get it hot and oiled while the pizza is still cookin,just before it's ready to come out turn off the pan.

Check base,nearly always needs browning,slide onto pan and let it brown...

vik...There ya have it...!!!
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Ditto, that chilli is making me hungry(and I just had a steak!) but damn you vik, always with the tempting photos and talk. Still no get together?
Still no get together? WTF...???

You dont go to Sydney to dance in the street on a certain day do ya by any chance...??? : : :

Or was I wrong thinkin you were a bloke...???

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Sounds great Vik - have you tried some Wintulichs garlic metworst on there maybe with or instead of the pizza sausage?

Oh - and WTF is used bacon? I thought that's what hung out after too much chilli...
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Sounds great Vik - have you tried some Wintulichs garlic metworst on there maybe with or instead of the pizza sausage?

Oh - and WTF is used bacon? I thought that's what hung out after too much chilli...
Yea,have used it,I do use garlic too,I found Winties was a bit too round and oily, so the next time I thin sliced it then cut it into slivers, like spaghetti...

vik... worked muck better...
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I was poking fun vik, a cook off is what I was alluding to!!

As for that pizza, sounds good. Must try
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I was poking fun vik, a cook off is what I was alluding to!!

As for that pizza, sounds good. Must try
I was poking fun vik,

Same here luv...


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You dont go to Sydney to dance in the street on a certain day do ya by any chance...??? : : :

Or was I wrong thinkin you were a bloke...???

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From what I hear, you are spot on the money.

OMG...Ive been conversing with a moho... : : :

vik...Now that explains alot of posts...
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