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Good morfnoevight all you happy Sunday Live Stoners!
Sunday morning Wake-N-Bake. I have been craving corned beef hash and eggs for years. My attempts to make a poultry or pork substitute have mostly failed. This morning I thought since I just want the flavor why not try spicing up some ground turkey? I added dill seed, coriander seed, mustard seed, crushed bay leaf and ground black pepper and some Not Beef Bouillon and water. I cooked it down until the turkey was cooked through. Then I added some reconstituted dried hash brown potatoes some olive oil and continued to cook. It would not form a patty like corned beef so I need to work on that. less coriander and bay leaf next time, otherwise this is the closest I have come and it was enjoyable.
To get pizza like this you need an 800°F floor temp, burning wood in the chamber, thin Pizza dough and thin toppings. The result is in a class of its own.
I have seen smaller versions of pizza ovens that offer these conditions while running on gas. That would be ideal.
Sunday morning Wake-N-Bake. I have been craving corned beef hash and eggs for years. My attempts to make a poultry or pork substitute have mostly failed. This morning I thought since I just want the flavor why not try spicing up some ground turkey? I added dill seed, coriander seed, mustard seed, crushed bay leaf and ground black pepper and some Not Beef Bouillon and water. I cooked it down until the turkey was cooked through. Then I added some reconstituted dried hash brown potatoes some olive oil and continued to cook. It would not form a patty like corned beef so I need to work on that. less coriander and bay leaf next time, otherwise this is the closest I have come and it was enjoyable.
I use GF pre cooked pizza dough in a regular oven and it makes good pizza but it is no where near the pizza that comes out of our Pizza oven.If anyone has any first hand experience with any of the new fangled outdoor pizza ovens, please let me know. Researching options and there are a lot all of the sudden
To get pizza like this you need an 800°F floor temp, burning wood in the chamber, thin Pizza dough and thin toppings. The result is in a class of its own.
I have seen smaller versions of pizza ovens that offer these conditions while running on gas. That would be ideal.