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    Anyone use a pizza docker.

    I’ve been making pizzas on the Webber.
    so far decent (not great) results.
    im having difficulty getting the crust as thin as I would like.
    both times I’ve used store bought dough.
    its really been puffing up like crazy after it hits the heat.
    I’m wondering if hitting it with a pizza dock will minimize that.
    Other than that, no complaints. Pizzas taste good, and the bottom is getting crisp the way we like it.
    sorry, no pics available

    #2
    I’m the dummy of the group. What’s a pizza dock?

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    • Steve B
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      It’s a place where you park your pizza after a day on the water.

    • rlozinak
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      LOL

    #3
    I think ya spelled doctor wrong. I have a docker, but never used it.

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    • Steve B
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      I’m not really a fan of docker’s. I prefer Levi’s. They just seem to fit better.

    #4
    I never knew they were called that! It might help....I also wonder if a fork would work just as well?

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    • Finster
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      I only know because I worked at a pizza place in high school..

    • RonB
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      A fork will do the same thing, but the docker is faster, (sez the guy who never used his).

    #5
    Yes, that’s the purpose of docking the dough. This is from "The Pizza Bible".
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    Last edited by Sid P; April 13, 2023, 09:41 PM.

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    • FireMan
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      Oh shoot, that’s a prickly thing!

    #6
    I just use a fork, when I don't want much rise in the dough. Works good for me.

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      #7
      Yep it's all about forking!

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      • Finster
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        Forkin A 👍

      #8
      Would like to hear your technique for cooking pizza on that Weber.

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      • Finster
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        I do it on the kettle using the vortex flipped upside down, and charcoal around the outside.
        Here's a video that gave me the basic idea..



        Skip to around 5:30 to see the grill set up.
        The only thing I do differently is elevating my pizza stone using upside down charcoal baskets so it sits higher in the dome.

      • HawkerXP
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        Thanks!

      #9
      Live and learn! Never heard of a pizza docker before today!

      I may have to stab my pizza with a fork next time before putting toppings on, as I sometimes have more rise than I would like when baking as well.

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        #10
        The Pizza Docter is the person who docks pizzas with a piazza dock
        A pizza dock is a tool used to poke holes in pizza dough so that it does not puff up during baking.

        Pizza ducker, one who ducks out of the way of a flying Pizza Pie. BTW you gat your money's worth at Flying Pie Pizzeria (flying-pie.com)

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