This is the life

I got a Pizza stone for my BBQ, it is dead simple to use :

1. Have a hooded BBQ heat it up tp 220 dec C with the pizza stone in side
2. Make your favourite pizza
3. Place it in the BBQ for 10 minutes
4. While it is cooking down a cold beer :D
5. Eat pizza and have another cold beer :D

Life doesn't get any better (and the pizza is better than the commercial ones)

Sounds good.

Do you deliver?

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Originally Posted by Bob38S

Sounds good.

Do you deliver?

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it would be cold by the time I got there :2tsup: try Googl Earth with the map co-ordinates on my location

Once I zoom in from the figures you supplied Phil, it appears that you live on a cricket oval:D

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Originally Posted by Ben from Vic.

Once I zoom in from the figures you supplied Phil, it appears that you live on a cricket oval:D

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Yeh the cricket balls are a pain in the rectum. :D

I got one of them for Christmas... and I have a hooded bbq... and I have beer in the fridge:U. Did you use a store bought base or make your own?

I got a pizza stone as well and decided we needed to take it camping so I made this camp oven essentially from two clothes dryer drums.

https://www.woodworkforums.com/attach...wholethang.jpg

https://www.woodworkforums.com/attach...ven-pizza2.jpg

https://www.woodworkforums.com/attach...1&d=1263116557

Plus we made bread, and roasted a joint of pork

Full construction details here.

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Originally Posted by corbs

I got one of them for Christmas... and I have a hooded bbq... and I have beer in the fridge:U. Did you use a store bought base or make your own?

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I haven't got that far yet, I use a store brought base Leggos pizza sauce, for lunch I made a Margarita withe three cheeses, mozzarella, shaved parmasan and feta with some sliced tomato and rocket.

went down really well with a cleansing ale :2tsup::2tsup:

I'm home alone for a week so might add that to my list of things to do for dinner:wink:

Delectable! Do you have a cordless recprocating saw to slice the pizzas with?

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Originally Posted by Woodwould

Delectable! Do you have a cordless recprocating saw to slice the pizzas with?

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Not a bad idea, good excuse to buy another power tool. I did see a unique application on the Howard Stern web site.

BBQ sauce base, roast chicken, red capsicum, spanish onion, pineapple and cheese. All cooked on the bbq using my pizza stone:2tsup:

Hooker Rd, Ferntree Gully, VIC? That pizza still on offer?

doubt it, the thread is 11 years old. :doh: :D

Yep, knew that, thanks Tonyz. Just wondering if I had the address correct :)