First attempt at pizza on the Egg

PacoG2

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Decided I finally need to break in the new pizza stone I got for Christmas. I set up the Egg with the platesetter legs down, then put the ceramic feet that came with the Egg, and the stone on them. I cranked it up to about 625 done temp and put on the first. It was pepper jack cheese, steak, and peppers and mushrooms.
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It turned out real good the wife, myself, and out 15 month old (Gage) all enjoyed it.
The next was pepperoni, mozzarella, and peppers and onions. I was good as well but the bottom did get a little burnt.
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We used pre made crust from the grocery store next time I'm gonna try to make my own.
 
Great inaugural cook :clap:

You just gotta find the temp sweet spot for the crust, they are definitely different. I'd say if you use that crust again, try cooking it longer at a temp closer to 450-500. not only will the crust turn out better, your toppings will also get a bit more color.
 
Not sure if you have a Publix grocery store where you are. If you do I would suggest using their dough they make in their deli. You can get regular, wheat, and a multigrain dough. Simple and they work well.

Easiest way I have found to control the color on the crust is with parchment paper. I leave it under the pizza for about a minute and then pull it. Works like a charm.

We do a fair amount of calzones, and have found that the parchment paper is perfect for that as well.
 
Great job!!!
Wife and I love home made pizzas on our BGE.
 
Good looking first try!
I hate to tell you, but you are now ruined for any other pizza...
 
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