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One of the very best tips on getting a pie of of your peel and into the oven without making a mess, is to dust your peel with RICE FLOUR. Expert performance, without the grittiness of cornmeal.
I did steaks on my mine tonight. Turned out awesome!! Used a cast iron pan and set it inside the oven. Got the pan up to around 700 degrees. The steaks took about 4 minutes to cook to about medium rare. Just like the pizzas, you'll need to rotate the steaks to prevent burning. But as long as you stay alert, there won't be an issue
Use a semolina flour or corn meal to help get the pizza dough from sticking. Really good pizza dough can take about 24 hours to make including rise time, for a nice puffy crispy crust. From a novice pizza maker, I will say that 100-140 for that oven isn't bad. Although, as a parent that looks extra dangerous since it seems so bare metal all-round. I would want to have it higher up than a patio table.
going to try different flours and corn meal as we go but once we got the dough drier it worked well and crust was great. We let our dough rest for 2+ hours and the bread maker controls the temp during kneading. 5 minutes is the time it takes to setup. I would call this as safe as any bbq. But that is why it is on a metal table at my house. the body is double walled
Hi Will, use a wood peel dusted with flour, or perhaps you can just dust the metal one with flour. Should help get the uncooked pizza off into your oven faster.
Hi Will, A bit late to your video. I used two 4" X 1" shrink tube to insulate the fire basket handle. Still somewhat hot but won't burn you. I love mine!
Dust the peel with flour and corn meal and lay your dough on and shake the peel a little to keep it from sticking, as you build your pizza do the shake after every item is added, sitting too long will cause it to stick and not launch.
Sir, you need Vito Lacopelli! He has YT channel. I got master class for 99$ during Xmas you can get close w just his YT. If you see the sale, buy. Thanks for your video. I'm taking back the cuisinart 3-in-1 I got at wally world for $100 and getting this one. Other only gets to 700°F.
Yes, when the cooking stone is not hot enough (if doughy). Preheat for 20+ minutes with the front door on, then refill the coal. Wait a few minutes in between pizzas with the door on. Using a Infrared Thermometer like this one amzn.to/3QjPdBv can read if the stone is up to temp. Just don't give up!!! after a few times we are now making GREAT pizza
If you ever have problems with the dough sticking to the peel, lift up on the edge of the dough and blow air underneath it. This will cause the dough to act as a pizza hovercraft! Lol In all seriousness this hack has saved me a ton of headache.
Lift a side of the uncooked pizza up and BLOW under it. It helps free up the stuck dough. No joke, it works 👍 P.S. I bought that oven also, but haven't used it yet 😊