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Took delivery of one of these today. Will give it a try out at the weekend. Not sure how much use it will get but it's another toy to play with.
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Would you use a Pizza stone with that?

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Yes it comes with a pizza stone. It's basically a pizza stone with a low profile lid to direct more heat to the top of the pizza
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Looks like a nice bit of kit, Let us know how they turn out. Not that I have any pulled pork left after I cook some, but I would to do one with and bbq sauce as a base!!
http://www.weberbbq.co.uk/product/weber ... izza-oven/

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Had my first run out with the pizza oven today.

Fair to say the first pizza was a disaster. Not cooked for long enough and I really struggled rotating it. Cooked 3 further pizzas and each one was better than the previous one and I found it easier to rotate the things and get them on/off the pizza stone. Family certainly liked the end results (baring the first one).

I need a little more practice particularly at shaping my dough, rustic would be a kind description of some of the shapes I produced. And it would be nice to actually make one without covering the kitchen, the outside cooking area and myself in flour. But overall I'm pleased and will certainly be cooking a few more.
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:lol: sounds like whenever i play with a new toy, I dont think my mother in law has forgiven me for trying out a candy floss maker in her kitchen.......................
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Sounds like the pancake problem, most people only cook pancakes once a year so the first few are always dodgy. Seems like you're getting a handle on it now :D
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There's definitely a knack to using it and I'll certainly persist with it. I suspect though that it will fall into the same category as the rotisserie, something that you're glad you've got but not seeing frequent use.
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Pizza is one of the most amazing foods in the world. Every age of people love to eat this. It’s now one of the most desirable foods to eat to satisfy his cravings. In the market there are available every kind of pizza according to lovers.
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For those needing a Pizza Stone I have no idea of the quality or bona-fides of the company but this is available.
http://www.jean-patrique.co.uk/product/detail/9
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