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Post by umhloti on Feb 16, 2013 17:24:15 GMT
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Post by cannyfradock on Feb 17, 2013 10:12:55 GMT
Umhloti
Never apologise for posting pics......we love pics. The pizzas looked great but....being biased towards Wood-fired ovens a bit of charring from surround heat would have given the pizzas that special edge.
Please don't take this as a negative as it's always great to see the wonderful results from grills, converted drum grills and even chiminea's and love to see all the different ways of using all sorts of outdoor cooking mediums to achieve great results.
Terry
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Post by umhloti on Feb 17, 2013 19:05:03 GMT
Thanx Terry
Yes the heat was close to 300 degrees C. I had the heat on below the stone and other 2 burners also . SO when the lid closed it was heat everywhere like in a dome WFO. The stone makes it as crispy as a WFO floor
But my nxt trick up my sleave for a blind taste test to not make a person not notice the difference between a WFO and this method in a Gas BBQ is to use wood smoke pelletes or wood smoke chips in the GAS BBQ. I also have round stone for mt kettle type BBQ and that has a more WFO flavor due to the lump wood charcoal and the smoke in the kettel
Having loads of fun at the moment .
Just had a person call me from Wicklow ireland and say I have them hooked on BBQ and its not even summer yet . Come on summer role on . Marcus ( devonwoodsmoke -----Country woods smoke ) was mentioning yesterday that B&Q is putting their BBQ on the shelves and thats a true sign of the summer is here
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