ncsupack1 said:
Have the day off and thinking of hitting up my local butcher to see what he's got going. Wanting to grill later today.
Cash post gifs, so in my best Ben Stiller voice, "Do it... do it!"
ncsupack1 said:
Have the day off and thinking of hitting up my local butcher to see what he's got going. Wanting to grill later today.
Doing store bought because I am just feeling too lazy to make my own. I have a really good recipe I got from a client (Ill post it if I can find the email). Doing pepperoni and prosciutto for sure. I have some salami and sausage as well, but havent decided if I am going to use them. Gonna see how I feel after my roundCivilized said:
100%.
Nothing like that 800 degree charred pizza crust.
How do you do your crust or do you buy it? Lilly's Pizza in Raleigh sells theirs. Hard to beat.
What toppings?
Late to this conversation, but do you use AP flour?FlossyDFlynt said:
I believe it was AP flour, but I think either would work
I"m a carnivore and love pizza loaded with meats. Your chicken meat balls pie sounds good. My wife prefers veggies, so we usually have one of each type.Tootie4Pack said:
Interesting , my wife has stated making her own dough since the shut down. Pretty dog gone good. Made homemade pizza last night. Not cooked on the grill, but on the brick in the oven. Very good pizza. In trying to be healthy , we use chicken meat balls and turkey pepperoni and Canadian bacon , along with fresh veggies.
Home made pizza sounds like a popular meal on here. And my wife is a excellent cook, too.
Great looking pizza. Nice job.FlossyDFlynt said:
Turned out very good
FlossyDFlynt said:
Turned out very good
I have actually never made it myself. He was using AP as far as kneading the dough, then using semolina for the board once the dough was rolled out.Bell Tower Grey said:Late to this conversation, but do you use AP flour?FlossyDFlynt said:
I believe it was AP flour, but I think either would work
Could the flour your client uses possibly be semolina flour? Wife and I were discussing it at lunch today (over pizza), and she's ordered some semolia in order to begin making her own pizza dough and pastas. Apparently this product makes great pizza dough and pastas.
She's a great cook, so I'm all for this experiment. Her comment was "I'll make the dough and you grill them for us". Works for me.
It was very tasty. Harris Teeter dough, sauce from a can (cant remember the brand name), prosciutto, red pepper flake, grated parmesan layer, layer of mozzarella, layer of pepperoni, topped with oregano. Really enjoyed the flavor profileCivilized said:
I don't know how that pie tasted but it looks perfect!
Depends on how done the steak was, and if it was good or not.metcalfmafia said:
Had a steak cooked for me at Franks in Pawleys Island the other night. Does that count?
Bell Tower Grey said:Depends on how done the steak was, and if it was good or not.metcalfmafia said:
Had a steak cooked for me at Franks in Pawleys Island the other night. Does that count?
We're planning to go. Maybe we will see you there.JocoPack said:
Thanks BTG! I've been so busy lately I haven't even had the chance to help him out. Hopefully it will be good weather though and he'll have a crowd out there.
That's restaurant quality right there!Bell Tower Grey said:
It was storming outside so I didn't get to grill these, but Mrs. and daughter decided to make pizza tonight and cooked them on the stone in the oven.
They had fresh mozz, basil and tomatoes. I had sausage, beef, pancetta, mushrooms and mozz.