[woody]

Pie turned out awesome!   Finally got to use my new screen and peel.   Helps to have the right tools! 

[woody]

Can't believe no one has posted any breakfast pies yet!   Made this one this morning- sausage and bacon.   Just gotta be sure to make a good ridge around the edge of the dough so the eggs don't spill everywhere.  Then be careful putting it in the oven!   Dribbling the egg onto a 500º stone might make a bit of a smokey mess! 

[beerocd]

Can't believe no one has posted any breakfast pies yet!   Made this one this morning- sausage and bacon.   Just gotta be sure to make a good ridge around the edge of the dough so the eggs don't spill everywhere.  Then be careful putting it in the oven!   Dribbling the egg onto a 500º stone might make a bit of a smokey mess! 

There you go! Now that looks good and home made. Your previous pizza was too symmetrical and looked machine made even.

[woody]

Well I am a machine, so I guess even though both pies were homemade you can still call them that ha ha.  I'm calling on my old skills from summers past working at the pizzeria

[redbeerman]

On the peel

With stuff on it

In the oven

Half eaten

[bluesman]

Nice work Jim. I have a new dough formulation cold fermenting as I type. I'll post some pics of whatever I make.

[mikeypedersen]

I have to say thanks to everyone for showing me the way when it comes to pizza making and gear.  With a screen, stone, and the cold-rise pizza dough I've been making all kinds of really good pizza.  Who needs to order out anyway???

[Pawtucket Patriot]

I have to say thanks to everyone for showing me the way when it comes to pizza making and gear.  With a screen, stone, and the cold-rise pizza dough I've been making all kinds of really good pizza.  Who needs to order out anyway???

You said it!  I haven't ordered pizza in months.  I like mine so much more, and it's so easy to make!

[bluesman]

I have to say thanks to everyone for showing me the way when it comes to pizza making and gear.  With a screen, stone, and the cold-rise pizza dough I've been making all kinds of really good pizza.  Who needs to order out anyway???

You said it!  I haven't ordered pizza in months.  I like mine so much more, and it's so easy to make!

+1


I have alot of fun making pizza. It's a very rewarding. Kind of like homebrewing.

[redbeerman]

Hey mikey, do you have any problems with the dough rising out there.  I used to live in Longmont (Boulder, too) and I found the pizza lacking (as compared to the east coast where I was born).

[beerocd]

I have to say thanks to everyone for showing me the way when it comes to pizza making and gear.  With a screen, stone, and the cold-rise pizza dough I've been making all kinds of really good pizza.  Who needs to order out anyway???

You said it!  I haven't ordered pizza in months.  I like mine so much more, and it's so easy to make!

+1


I have alot of fun making pizza. It's a very rewarding. Kind of like homebrewing.

Plus, unlike homebrewing - you can actually save tons of money and make it better and cheaper even after buying what you need to do it right.   (not counting stone ovens)

[mikeypedersen]

Hey mikey, do you have any problems with the dough rising out there.  I used to live in Longmont (Boulder, too) and I found the pizza lacking (as compared to the east coast where I was born).

You know I was born and raised in NJ, my brother and I are the only ones who don't still live in NJ.  My GF loves to go back east with me just for the pizza and Mom & Pop Italian deli sandwiches.  I have always bashed the pizza everywhere I went.  My first batch was a little lacking, but the last batch really did rise pretty well.  I could get the crust really thin and then where the crust was had plenty of big and little air-bubbles.  Really the crust was pretty good......now I just have to work on the sauce! 

[Pawtucket Patriot]

Reviving an old thread to post some pics of my latest Chicago-style pie.  I've been a fan of the style for a long time, but have only recently starting making my own.

[phillamb168]

Reviving an old thread to post some pics of my latest Chicago-style pie.  I've been a fan of the style for a long time, but have only recently starting making my own.

Hey, that crust is a beauty! Mind sharing the recipe? We use a ceramic deep dish stone and have trouble getting anything besides a cracker-like crust. Maybe I'm not using enough butter?

[bluesman]

Pizza looks great Matt.

Yes ...it's that time of year to start baking some pies again.
Looking forward to it.
I want to make some Chicago style pie for a change.
They are very tasty and filling.