Cooking pizza on a Weber using the http://tr.im/firedome was based on 2 key requirements:
1. Using the kettle as an oven and getting a pizza in the "oven" without removing the kettle dome so as to maintain a constant (and high) temperature.
2. Getting a temperature distribution in the kettle/oven sufficient to cook the pizza uniformly; a necessary condition regardless of the oven used (conventional or grill).
This temperature profile, although a tad low, shows the relatively constant cooking temperature over an hour of cooking last night. I cooked 4 pizzas and opened the door of the firedome several times for each pizza. No significant dips; I'm giddy.
6.17.2009
firedome 2nd run data
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3 comments:
Nice, that's pretty impressive!
That's a sexy profile, Dave. Abou 100 degrees above your last run?
Let us know if you ever need help again with QC. ;-)
Thanks guys, it's an exciting time. Many pizza parties to come.
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