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I'll have the New York. That's it! :0008
 

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Right now pizza is my favorite thing to cook on my Kamado Joe. 800 degrees for 90 seconds make a perfect Neapolitan. I make my own dough and really love the whole process.

Anyone with an egg should try it out.
 

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Right now pizza is my favorite thing to cook on my Kamado Joe. 800 degrees for 90 seconds make a perfect Neapolitan. I make my own dough and really love the whole process.Anyone with an egg should try it out.
90 secs....WOW.....I love making homemade dough, what do you use?
 

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90 secs....WOW.....I love making homemade dough, what do you use?

I see you've improved.


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90 secs....WOW.....I love making homemade dough, what do you use?

00 flour, fresh yeast, salt and water. Makes a perfect Neapolitan dough. Have to make very thin crust for the 800 degree but trust me it's perfect. If it's thicker crust(not thick crust more like a NY style) then I lower it to around 500 or the dough in the middle won't cook before the top burns.
 

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00 flour, fresh yeast, salt and water. Makes a perfect Neapolitan dough. Have to make very thin crust for the 800 degree but trust me it's perfect. If it's thicker crust(not thick crust more like a NY style) then I lower it to around 500 or the dough in the middle won't cook before the top burns.
I do the same but add 2 ts Olive Oil and 2 TBs Sugar.....sometimes add Italian Seasonings to the dough
 

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I do the same but add 2 ts Olive Oil and 2 TBs Sugar.....sometimes add Italian Seasonings to the dough


LOL, I do the exact same. Just depends on how I'm feeling but the oil and sugar depends on if my kids are cooking with me. They like a little sweater crust.

I'm making dough today and will be cooking pizza on Sat or Sun. I'll try to take a picture of two if I remember.
 

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LOL, I do the exact same. Just depends on how I'm feeling but the oil and sugar depends on if my kids are cooking with me. They like a little sweater crust.

I'm making dough today and will be cooking pizza on Sat or Sun. I'll try to take a picture of two if I remember.

Do you use a pizza stone in that egg?
 

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LOL, I do the exact same. Just depends on how I'm feeling but the oil and sugar depends on if my kids are cooking with me. They like a little sweater crust. I'm making dough today and will be cooking pizza on Sat or Sun. I'll try to take a picture of two if I remember.
I usually make my dough at my mothers....She's 91 and keeps the house at about 76 degrees....I let the dough rise 18-24 hours and knock it down a couple of times in the process....The key is warm water mixed with the yeast letting it set until it's bubbling......:0008:0008
 
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