Date: November 15th, 2026 10:28 AM Author: scholarship
They’ve got these things on Amazon for like 400 bucks and they’re awesome. Gozney brand. We were tossing fresh dough and making tons of pizzas. It’s like 900 degrees and cooks in like 2 minutes it’s insane. Drank for the first time in 4 weeks and was putting all this hot habanero sauce on it and I’m shitting lava from chernobyl rn loving it
these look cool but i keep seeing guys on youtube making killer pies in their shitty home ovens, you just need to max it out and let it sit for 20 minutes with a pizza stone. wouldn't really work for a party though.
there's a similar product for steaks, basically a commercial grade broiler.
Date: November 15th, 2026 10:34 AM Author: Taylor Swift is not a hobby she is a lifestyle (πΊπΈ π΅π±)
propane pizza ovens are GREAT for parties and whenever you need more than one pizza every 30 minutes.
Otherwise, just use a baking steel in the top 1/3 of your oven and a full-sized ceramic pizza stone (one that covers the entire oven rack) in the bottom 1/3 of your oven. Crank it up to 550 degF (usually the max for prole ovens), let it preheat for an hour, and cook your pizzas on the pizza steel in the top 1/3 of your oven. You need to let it reheat 30 minutes between pies.
You'll get near-perfect pizza every time. I have been doing this for years and now my friends and whatnot actually prefer my pizzas over anything in the area. I also use extremely high-quality ingredients (e.g., ezzo cup & char pepperoni) and a cheese blend that's 50% whole-milk mozzarella and 50% part-skim.
Date: November 15th, 2026 10:38 AM Author: scholarship
I have a pizza stone that stays on my bottom rack it’s awesome for everything. You can put it on convection bake and get the most even cook possible with it in there. But making pizzas on it takes forever. We made basically instant and unlimited pizzas on the propane thing until we ran out of dough balls
Date: November 15th, 2026 10:41 AM Author: Emperor CRISPR Chad von Neumann III ()
This is what we do. A hefty baking steel in our large oven that can get up to almost 600 degrees. The steel has enough thermal mass to rip through about three pizzas in ten minutes.
We have the prior version of this one, because I recall it being the only thing that I could find in 3/8” thickness, which really helps with the heat retention for doing a big family’s worth of pies all at once. It weighs a solid 40 lbs and is hilarious to make the kids clean. We just hit it with the pressure washer once or twice a year. https://atlassteelco.ca/collections/steels/products/the-beast
Date: November 15th, 2026 4:48 PM Author: the walter white of this generation (walt jr.)
Wait, is there really an at-home steak-cooker that can make elite-steakhouse-quality stteaks? I would buy and use the shit out of that, but all the cooking methods I've ever tried, from grilling to heating a pan to 550 in the over and then putting it on high burner, to using a fucking blowtorch with a searzal (sp?) on it, have fallen way way short of what my favorite steakhouses give me for 5x the price.
EDIT: I don't really care about pizza, you greasy wop/fat/prole losers.
You can just grill your pizza on a regular grill and yes it is 180. We just throw it on our weber and it comes out perfect. No need for a second grill just for pizza.
Also, applegate salami quartered is basically pepperoni and much higher quality meat.
Date: November 15th, 2026 2:11 PM Author: Taylor Swift is not a hobby she is a lifestyle (πΊπΈ π΅π±)
that's fair and it's exactly what I do. When I need to use shit up, it's pizza night. I always have 00 pizza flour (like 10 lbs) & just use up my charcuterie.
We use a cast iron skillet, so similar concept. Just a matter of how much space and equipment you're willing to dedicate to pizza. But using stuff on hand is fine. Ime the big leap in quality is between doing it in you home oven v on the grill. Massive difference. Even if you throw it on aluminum foil on the grill it's 1000x better.