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The sauce sounds good, don't take me the wrong way. :)

I'm finding I'm polarized regarding pizza temps... I seem to either prefer 700+ or grill the dough right on the grate, take it off, put on the toppings and put it all on the smoker at 250 to melt the cheese.
 
The sauce sounds good, don't take me the wrong way. :)

I'm finding I'm polarized regarding pizza temps... I seem to either prefer 700+ or grill the dough right on the grate, take it off, put on the toppings and put it all on the smoker at 250 to melt the cheese.

no worries, man. i used the fresh beter boy tomatoes because that's what is in the garden and there's about 50 out there needing ate.
 
Lately, I prefer raw tomato sauce for pizzas, especially if I have grown them, just run em through the food mill, put em in a chinoise and strain them out. Let the mash drain through a sieve to drain the excess water and you got a really intense tomato pulp with the bright acidity of fresh tomatoes.
 
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