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I recieved a pizza stone for Christmas and it is getting a workout right now.
Going to be eating pizza while celebrating the Cincinnati Bengals HUGE win.
I will let you know how the pizza turns out in a while.
 

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In the Summer, I make fresh pizzas on the grill

I love pizza and I love to grill...how do you do the two???

My first time with the stone was ok. I did not preheat the stone :smt022
It did not come with instructions ...but I did look on the internet afterwards.
 

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1f1fan said:
A pizza stone is a must have if you like pizza, turn out much better.
Agreed. And if you don't want to spend $$$ on a stone, just go down to Home Depot/OSH and pick up a piece of unglazed quarry tile. Costs about a buck for a
square foot piece (clean it first). Acts the same as a pizza stone and if it breaks, they are easy to replace.
 

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Pizza stones are great. We use the bread machine to make the dough. We make a nice white pie with broccoli :thumbsup:
 
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tubaman said:
You didn't try to put any of that Cincinnati style chili on that pizza did ya???
That is some of the best chili! I loved going to Skyline whenever I visited Cinci...this was a few years ago when I was still living and working in Columbus, Indiana.
 

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Corn on pizza? Never heard of it..doesn't hurt to try new things though. I love me some homeade pizza...or any pizza for that matter.

I would have to say that pizza accounts for between 10 and 25 percent of my overall food intake for any given month.
 

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If I make pizze at home, I use Pesto sauce (the green stuff) with some chicken and asparagus on top covered in Mozzarrela cheese.
 

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cvm4 said:
If I make pizze at home, I use Pesto sauce (the green stuff) with some chicken and asparagus on top covered in Mozzarrela cheese.
I make one close to that. Ham and artichoke with garlic and mozz.
 

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The pesto sauce is a great alternative because I really get tired of the red sauce (forgot what it is called). My favorite would have to be alfredo sauce with just mozzarello on top.
 

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DiGiorno sells some excellent Pesto sauce. They also sell great Alfredo sauce. I'll have to look into making a pizza with Alfredo and mozzarella. That sounds really good. Maybe with some chicken on top too.
 

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Definitely Jason :thumbsup: It's good chit! Use alfredo for a base with mozz and then chicken and bits of bacon on top...DEVINE! :guitar:
 

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I just pickup a pre-cooked pizza crust at the grocery store :dunno: I don't make that stuff from scratch :hysterica
 
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