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Nice thread, I love those EGGs!!

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Treated myself tonight!

More chicken & whole potatoes ... wife fixed a nice salad too!

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I can't get enough chicken off of this EGG. It is so damn goooood!

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Whoever suggested me getting an EGG, well, I owe them dearly. smile


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Spicy Cuban Mojo Chicken!!!!

It's the best! Especially, on the bge!


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Jeez Ricky, you're gonna wear that thing out! grin

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I'm gonna try a sub prme brisket on Sunday....hopefully....12 hr days are kickin my butt....


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Well, I just got through with tryin some made-from-scratch PIZZAS on the Egg. Turned out pretty darn good for my 1st attempt. I did 600 degrees for 10 minutes on one & 600 degrees for 12 minutes on the other. The one I did for 12 minutes dang near burnt the crust, but it was still very edible. They were YUMMY! grin

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The after pic is of the one I did for 12 minutes ... it was on the verge of burning. Of course, a crispy crust can be desireable.

Hope you enjoyed!


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Nice. What dough recipe?


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Couple of tips if you want. The stone is super hot for the second pizza so wipe down the stone with a damp cloth in between pizzas.

Secondly, elevate the stone off the plate setter. Two reasons. Heat and moisture.

What kind of pizza stone is that?

Looks good! I want one now.


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Originally Posted by rem_7
Nice. What dough recipe?


Mia pizza crust


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Originally Posted by byc
What kind of pizza stone is that?


Pampered Chef *** I've heard they'll break but that's a chance I'm willing to take


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It will break at those temps but will last awhile.


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Pizza looks great. I want to try that. Did you make the crust from scratch?

I've got a 7 lb brisket flat on my BGE right now> I used mesquite lump so I didn't add wood to it. That and using the ramp feature on my digi Q didn't darken the meat as well as I would have liked at 160...but it sure smells good!


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Originally Posted by eh76
Did you make the crust from scratch?


Nope ... someone else did! grin Mia crusts.


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Originally Posted by byc


Secondly, elevate the stone off the plate setter.


The ceramic feet work well for that.


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Originally Posted by rem_7
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Secondly, elevate the stone off the plate setter.


The ceramic feet work well for that.




... or possibly my grill rack that came with the Egg


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That's what I do, legs up with stone on grate. It's easier on your gasket too. I have a Rutland now so I'm not worried, just prefer doing it that way.


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The 1st few DiGornio's I did on my Egg, I did with plate setter legs up & grill rack on that with pizza stone on the grill rack. I believe someone on here recommended putting the stone directly on top of the setter so I thought I'd give it a try. I believe I'll go back to the original way & create a space between the setter and the pizza stone. Never hurts to explore options though! smile


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Yup...that also browns up the cheese because the pizza is higher up and into the dome heat versus grate. Also, finished more than a pizza or 2 in the oven when the bge and stone gets too hot to manage. There's absolutely no shame in that to save supper. :-)

The pre-made cooked doughs are not as delicate btw.

Smart move on the Rutland gasket.

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Originally Posted by byc
Smart move on the Rutland gasket.



Why are the Rutland gaskets so highly praised?

Just curious. Especially when Rutland even states that their fiberglass gaskets shouldn't be used around food.


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