Pulled pork pizza with Stubbs Pecan & Maple
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Re: Pulled pork pizza with Stubbs Pecan & Maple
Thanks for the tip re the towel as insulation, I know it's gas but it may well solve the Outdoorchef problem. (I will remember to leave a slightly larger gap to let the waste gas out)
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Re: Pulled pork pizza with Stubbs Pecan & Maple
Or why not do it proper job, and build your own wood oven, took me 4 days and limited building skills!
It's great using the charcoal from this, straight into the smoker, and carry on cooking in that.

Cheers
Marcus
It's great using the charcoal from this, straight into the smoker, and carry on cooking in that.

Cheers
Marcus
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Re: Pulled pork pizza with Stubbs Pecan & Maple
My building skills arent exactly the best, it once took me 3 hours to hang some coat hooks.
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Re: Pulled pork pizza with Stubbs Pecan & Maple
Now that's the way to cook pizza!!!
and a whole lot of other things too...
and a whole lot of other things too...
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Re: Pulled pork pizza with Stubbs Pecan & Maple
Had 500 deg C out of her last weekend, cooked the pizza perfectly in under 30 sec!
The hotter you can get the better.
Cheers
Marcus
The hotter you can get the better.
Cheers
Marcus