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Thanks for the input Huskee. I hope to have the Blackstone up and running next week and will try that. I am not sure I can improve much on what I have done and don't want to spend hours and days looking for the perfect pizza. I will be doing four pies this next week. It should be interesting. I think it is mostly technique now.
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Nice job as always Barry, you do a good job on a thorough informative post. You have me salivating for a good pizza too like DWC.
We have that same Tupperware pastry sheet. Oh, and an out-of-round pie looks more authentic. Any nice wood-fired pizza place I've ever been to has them that way. I think it makes look more homemade and not stamped by a machine. Nicely done!
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It is definitely an interesting site. Not as good as the "Pit" but a good site.
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Yeah buddy, we need to go to Barry's house for the pizza party....I will bring the keg
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Thanks for sharing the pizzamaking.com website! Another site for me to spend hours on trying to pick up new ideas.
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And??? what are you eating Jerod?
Darn comment on the wrong post. Oh Well!!Last edited by Marauderer; January 9, 2015, 04:23 PM.
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I haven't got the part for the Blackstone yet. Hopefully next week. It is suppose to cook up to 900*F. Wow, I will try it but, unless is is significantly better than the Weber gasser or the kitchen oven I will probably sell it and make room for something else. The kitchen oven I can build a lower and upper stone. I am going to try that on the weber as soon as I can get some fire bricks to support the upper stone.
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Although I lived in the Saratoga Springs/Ballston Spa area for about a year back in the middle of the last century and really liked it up there.
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Barry, Did you use that rotating stone device you purchased a little while back? Pizzas look great by the way.
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Bought many a slice in Manhattan with bubbles in the crust. All great pizza. I poke them while cooking.
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Originally posted by Dewesq55 View PostBarry, if you want real NY pizza (or bagels), you have to use NY water in the dough.
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