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Pro move keeping some cooking juice!!!!
Looks awesome


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Actually that's butter and a couple shots of Frank's. But......I also kept the juice in the bottom of that dish.

It was a great meal for sure. Smoked some homemade sausage for it yesterday then everything into the can cooker today.

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2 minutes ago, johnplav said:

A “moondog” and other healthy fair foods at the Little World Fair in Hemlock 

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I saw the signs Sunday when I went by it.  About ten years ago I was at the fair grounds for a wedding, haven't been to the fair itself in a few years. LOL  I'd guess it was the early to mid 70's since I graced the grounds for the official fair.

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We were supposed to have all the neighbors over for pizza tonight… but instead it was the 4 of us for a quarantine pizza party.  Im stuffed. 
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Pizzas look amazing. Let's get a fully review on that pizza cooker-what do you love? What do you wish it did better? How's the temp control of the stone? Can you wood fire?


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1 hour ago, crappyice said:


Pizzas look amazing. Let's get a fully review on that pizza cooker-what do you love? What do you wish it did better? How's the temp control of the stone? Can you wood fire?


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That’s an Ooni Koda 16 that Iv had for over a year now.  I’m more than happy with it.  Runs on propane and you can’t add wood.  Iv used my buddies that runs on wood pellets and it’s harder to maintain temp.  With propane you light it and forget about it.  That’s definitely easier when your cranking out pies every minute or so.  It gets up to temp quick, I usually throw the first one in after 10 min.  On high it gets up to 900+ degrees but depending on the dough sometimes I’ll turn it down to 750-800.  We make our own dough using the Ooni classic dough recipe.   I’m sure the 12 inch model would work for most people and it’s 2/3 the price of the 16. But the extra room is nice.  It’s easy to maintain and not too bad to store (can’t keep it outside). It travels well and would be a blast camping.  It’s easy enough to set up for a family pizza night, but we really love it when friends or family are over and we mess around with ingredients and make 10-15 pizzas in a night.  I had the solid peel and it works well for turning (burner is L-shaped so each pizza needs one turn half way through cooking).  The slotted peel works great for prep and launching when you dust with a lot of flour.  Only complaint would be the price, otherwise I’d recommend everyone who likes making pizza gets one. 

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That’s an Ooni Koda 16 that Iv had for over a year now.  I’m more than happy with it.  Runs on propane and you can’t add wood.  Iv used my buddies that runs on wood pellets and it’s harder to maintain temp.  With propane you light it and forget about it.  That’s definitely easier when your cranking out pies every minute or so.  It gets up to temp quick, I usually throw the first one in after 10 min.  On high it gets up to 900+ degrees but depending on the dough sometimes I’ll turn it down to 750-800.  We make our own dough using the Ooni classic dough recipe.   I’m sure the 12 inch model would work for most people and it’s 2/3 the price of the 16. But the extra room is nice.  It’s easy to maintain and not too bad to store (can’t keep it outside). It travels well and would be a blast camping.  It’s easy enough to set up for a family pizza night, but we really love it when friends or family are over and we mess around with ingredients and make 10-15 pizzas in a night.  I had the solid peel and it works well for turning (burner is L-shaped so each pizza needs one turn half way through cooking).  The slotted peel works great for prep and launching when you dust with a lot of flour.  Only complaint would be the price, otherwise I’d recommend everyone who likes making pizza gets one. 

Fantastic review...thank you.
I've been pretty happy with my stone right on the propane grill. While it's not getting to 800 degrees in 10 minutes, the 550-625 range seems to be a sweet spot for my temp anyway. The wood fire is all I feel I'm missing so not sure ooni is for me. I just need to build an oven!!!


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58 minutes ago, crappyice said:


Fantastic review...thank you.
I've been pretty happy with my stone right on the propane grill. While it's not getting to 800 degrees in 10 minutes, the 550-625 range seems to be a sweet spot for my temp anyway. The wood fire is all I feel I'm missing so not sure ooni is for me. I just need to build an oven!!!


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Yea a real wood fired oven would be great.  You seem to make pretty good looking pizzas tho!  We got the Ooni knowing we love pizza, cooking for crowds, and live in a place with sub-par pizza.  The few spots in Rochester with decent pizza are way overpriced.  Love being able to do similar or better at home. 

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