[TK9mm]

It was hot the other day so I decided to make pizza on the grill with some smoke to get that woodfire brick taste going on. I par baked the crust and finished after the pizza was built. Temp was about 500 F.

Crust had some nice charred spots and extra crunchy. I used a blend of Oak, Maple and Apple in the smoker tube.

I recommend it, something different.

 

[PaulR]

It was hot the other day so I decided to make pizza on the grill with some smoke to get that woodfire brick taste going on. I par baked the crust and finished after the pizza was built. Temp was about 500 F.
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Crust had some nice charred spots and extra crunchy. I used a blend of Oak, Maple and Apple in the smoker tube.

I recommend it, something different.

Looks delicious

 

[Chuck43]

Great idea, I hate using the oven in the summer.

 

[wayne]

I got a propane outdoor pizza oven a couple of weeks ago. There's nothing quite like a pizza cooked outside. I'm still trying to get not burning the crust down, but it still turns out good.

 

[DungFu]

Next on my list. I am building a pool bar/cabana and fire pit. Pizza oven is on the punchlist.

 

[Argee]

@TK9mm ..great idea! We like Digiornio's Pizza...going to try one on the grill tonight!

 

[TK9mm]

The cheese on top doesn't get that browned color but the flavor with a hint of smoke was fantastic. The cast iron pizza pan got a little too hot for one of the pizzas I made so lesson learned. Because I do this so infrequently there are occasional sacrifices to the gods. The second pizza was awesome and on a perforated aluminum pan.

I tried pizza stones but they end up cracking so I got Mario Bataglias cast iron pizza pan as an alternative. It's superb in the oven but on the grill, I let it get too hot so no bueno.

 

[Argee]

The cheese on top doesn't get that browned color but the flavor with a hint of smoke was fantastic. The cast iron pizza pan got a little too hot for one of the pizzas I made so lesson learned. Because I do this so infrequently there are occasional sacrifices to the gods. The second pizza was awesome and on a perforated aluminum pan.

I tried pizza stones but they end up cracking so I got Mario Bataglias cast iron pizza pan as an alternative. It's superb in the oven but on the grill, I let it get too hot so no bueno.

We did a trial run tonight. Pizza was on a sheet cookie tray. Lit 2 burners out of 4 and took it up to 400°...put the pizza on for 20 minutes...could have stood to be in a little longer. We don't use a pan in the oven..put the pizza directly on the grates as the flames are a little more covered. All in all it was good!

 

[DungFu]

Stones are good in the oven but propane grills do easily crack them. Too hard to precisely regulate the heat. About a year ago as a quick fix for my broken stone I bought one of those cheap TV special, no-stick "copper" pizza pans. I am surprised and delighted with how well it works. I am a confessed pizza snob. Perfect crust every time.

 

[Argee]

About a year ago as a quick fix for my broken stone I bought one of those cheap TV special, no-stick "copper" pizza pans. I am surprised and delighted with how well it works

Do you have a link for it?

 

[DungFu]

Do you have a link for it?

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I don't use the ring... don't care for thick crust or deep dish pizza. It's a religious thing with me.

Note: I'm not sure how it might do in a propane grill/open flame, but in the oven it's worked really well.

 

[mc1911]

I use a stone on my grill. After it gets hot, I turn the burner under the stone down a bit. Grilled pizza is delicious.