FINALLY! By Popular Request! How To Build The FrankenWeber Pizza Kettle!

I thank you Moose for suggesting the Blackstone! We use it at least once a week for something.

I have a question though........... Sometimes I have to throw a frozen (gasp) store bought pizza on for the grandkids quick. My problem is I cannot get the right temperature because if I heat the oven too hot then the top gets burned before the crust gets crispy. I have been throwing them on frozen because of the "rush". Any suggestions?
 
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I picked up a used weber rotisserie ring for $20 and modified it to work exactly like the Kettle Pizza. I used a 1/4" x 16" diameter piece of steel ( $18 ) to use as my stone. 55gal drum lid (free) for the ceiling. Once you figure out the fire, you can easily cook several pies on one load of fuel.

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I'd say fire management is the most challenging part of the whole process, no matter what cooker/method you use. Well, handling the dough can prove to be challenging too lol... :mrgreen:


Smart!
 
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