Hello,
I've got the little Cheyenne smoker, and had a question about using a pizza stone over the fire ...
Has anyone ever tried this? I was thinking I could put a decent quality pizza stone in there and it would be pretty close to a domed type wood-fired pizza oven.
I'm worried though that the heat might break the thing.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Stephen
Boise, Idaho
Might want to try a pizza steel. I bought one on line. Food Grade 1/4" steel. Heat for as long as you want. I have tried mine heated both under and over a pizza (to melt and heat the toppings) Actually tell you the longer you heat the better. I'm a pellet guy but have used in the oven as well as my 640...think it might solve your problem. Only problem is I wish they made 'em a little bigger but they are heavy and shipping is one of the reasons the price is so high.
Go with the steel. I shattered a "stone" pizza stone in my YS640 over the direct fire. I will say cooking a pizza in a wood fire cooker is the only way to go.
Agreed. Pizza on a cast iron plate is best over fire. I bought one made by Lodge on Amazon for like 50-60 bucks I think and it works great in oven and on my 640.
New to pellet grilling/smoking
YS-640 ON ORANGE COMP CART
I do have a Lodge cast iron frying pan that I use when I want to try a deep dish. I have a steel plate for regular pizza which I use more. For me I prefer a regular pizza so I find the steel makes a better cooked dough but probably think the amount of ingredients in the deep dish pizza does not allow it to be cooked quite the way I like it. I have never tried the lodge pancake grill. For us pellet heads cooking on the grill grates flat side works also but a little more ash sticking to the dough is a problem unless you are cooking a Papa Murphy's with the cardboard plate underneath.
Although, if any of you have a Main and Vine grocery store near you, you might want to try one of their pizza's!! My new favorite pizza...blows 99% of the pizzaria's away
Thanks guys!
I hadn't thought of using a metal sheet. I will look into that.
I'll let you know how it works!
Stephen
So if youre using a Pizza steel what configuration and temp do you guys use?
Id like to try getting it as hot as possible and crank the pies out in a few minutes... Anybody had any luck?
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