Pizza on a weber 22.5

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Much has been written and posted here anzad elsewhere about grilling pies. We have found much success, entertained friends and familly and instituted "pizza night" at home. I use a 13" pampered chef stone, charcoal and oak from splits I get from a tree triming yard. I get very high temperatures, perhaps as high as 700° F without converting my kettle into a pizza forge.
 

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Nice. I keep saying I'm going to take my pizza stone out to the grill and make some pizza that way, but I never think about it when I'm actually making pizza. Thanks for the reminder.
 
^^^ I was thinking the same thing! Looks fantastic! :thumb:
 
I am not sure but to me the duehickys are clamped to the stone I am guessing to take the stone off the grill? BTW pizza looks so good
 
Nice mod to make the stone work on the kettle really cool I like tht looks like some fine pizza
 
looks great and i hope we do find out about that rig. i just use bricks and a pizza pan with holes in it that does a darn good job.
 
Looks great. For what it's worth, Josh Cary of All Things BBQ tells me that the Weber pizza grill dome thingie works great too.
 
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