A Steakhouse Pizza

tom b

somebody shut me the fark up.
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Barrons dough ball
Base of herb Olive oil
grilled flat iron with Oakridge CC/SM blend
Grilled onion and mushroom
Motz, jack and gorgonzola
Spinach

the steak
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the WGA
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on the the griddle


rested
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sliced it thin
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daughter whipped up this veggie thing
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on the turn table
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and done
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add spinach
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cut it up
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ya baby!
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it was a freaking flavor bomb
thanks for following along
 
What pizza oven are you using?

I have a Blackstone and it makes great pizza but I’m still looking for a thin crispy crust recipe.
 
:thumb::thumb::clap::clap:

Just sayin, sometime you might try smoking the spinach in a fine wire mesh basket first. ( that removes all the moisture) Then add to the pie.
Or anywhere else you use spinach.
 
That's one of the finest looking "flavor bombs" I've seen in a long time, Tom! :hungry:



Bravo! :clap2:


ya baby!
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it was a freaking flavor bomb
thanks for following along
 
What pizza oven are you using?

I have a Blackstone and it makes great pizza but I’m still looking for a thin crispy crust recipe.[/QUOT

Our Blackstone, I'm not a dough scientist but the wife said the dough was 50/50 002/semolina. It was pretty thin and crispy, i was hoping for a little more puff lol. the dome temp was about 650 and the deck a little less pies cooked in 4 min. or less.

If you have Barons near give it a try
 
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