Outdoor pizza ovens



tikkalover

Founding Member
Founding Member
Joined
May 10, 2015
Posts
8,246
Likes
1,391
Points
558
Location
Minot
Anyone try one of these?

1699565128232.png




1699565061326.png
 

luvcatchingbass

Founding Member
Founding Member
Joined
Dec 1, 2015
Posts
3,849
Likes
645
Points
373
Location
SE ND.
I have wanted to make my own out of rock or brick for years. And though some day I still would like one for pizza or baking bread I have come to the conclusion that if you already have a pellet grill you can buy a good pizza stone and make almost as good a pizza as you could with the outdoor oven. Probably cant reach the high temps you might want with the pellet grill but also don't have to spend 2 hours getting a hot enough fire going in a outdoor oven either.
This is true, I'm with ya on wanting to build one myself. For me part of the fun is playing with the fire and working it to achieve desired outcome.
 

1bigfokker

Founding Member
Founding Member
Joined
May 15, 2015
Posts
1,285
Likes
276
Points
278
Can anyone cook, or hunt or fish without a phone?
You're screwed.
 


shorthairsrus

Founding Member
Founding Member
Thread starter
Joined
Apr 13, 2015
Posts
8,645
Likes
636
Points
443
Not as easy I just use the app on my phone hit temp you want push start done in like couple minutes we are hot as momma
With a traeger --- i have both a traeger and pitt boss --- pitt boss hits 500 degrees barely, the traeger doesnt come close to the pitt boss.


Again were talking 900 degrees. I am not interest in oven traeger talk. I am looking for people that own the outdoor pizza ovens.
 

Whisky

Founding Member
Founding Member
Joined
May 14, 2015
Posts
1,136
Likes
123
Points
268
With a traeger --- i have both a traeger and pitt boss --- pitt boss hits 500 degrees barely, the traeger doesnt come close to the pitt boss.


Again were talking 900 degrees. I am not interest in oven traeger talk. I am looking for people that own the outdoor pizza ovens.
So you're talking Neapolitan style pizza. You should have included that in your OP. I got two ovens from Italy that work well. What is your budget?

20230729_213659.jpg


20230401_212003.jpg


20211023_222335.jpg


IMG_0766.jpeg


20210114_185824.jpg


20210114_165317.jpg

20220416_194538.jpg


20210114_165301.jpg
 

Kurtr

Founding Member
Founding Member
Joined
Apr 12, 2015
Posts
19,049
Likes
3,380
Points
883
Location
Mobridge,Sd
So you're talking Neapolitan style pizza. You should have included that in your OP. I got two ovens from Italy that work well. What is your budget?

20230729_213659.jpg


20230401_212003.jpg


20211023_222335.jpg


IMG_0766.jpeg


20210114_185824.jpg


20210114_165317.jpg

20220416_194538.jpg


20210114_165301.jpg
Damn I think portnoy needs to come to your place for the one bite challenge. That’s some next level pizza
 

Fester

★★★★★ Legendary Member
Joined
Sep 15, 2018
Posts
1,754
Likes
1,533
Points
488
Location
Space
With a traeger --- i have both a traeger and pitt boss --- pitt boss hits 500 degrees barely, the traeger doesnt come close to the pitt boss.


Again were talking 900 degrees. I am not interest in oven traeger talk. I am looking for people that own the outdoor pizza ovens.
https://greenmountaingrills.com/products/new-parts/accessories/wood-fired-pizza-attachment/

900 degree pellet grill attachment if you have green mt grill. Without attachment will hold 550 degrees no problem with no temp drop if you want to cook at 550.
 

Attachments

DBJB_Pizza2.jpg


risingsun

Founding Member
Founding Member
Joined
Oct 19, 2015
Posts
2,287
Likes
878
Points
428
So you're talking Neapolitan style pizza. You should have included that in your OP. I got two ovens from Italy that work well. What is your budget?

20230729_213659.jpg


20230401_212003.jpg


20211023_222335.jpg


IMG_0766.jpeg


20210114_185824.jpg


20210114_165317.jpg

20220416_194538.jpg


20210114_165301.jpg
Damn, you are a pizza guru. Do you ship?? :)
 

johnr

Founding Member
Founding Member
Joined
Apr 24, 2015
Posts
20,781
Likes
5,603
Points
923
Location
Dickinson
I am impressed with the amount of time and money you fellas put into making pizza.
I have made a few on the Traeger, and they seemed legit, however 99% of home made pies go into the nice easy already in the kitchen oven at 450*
 

johnr

Founding Member
Founding Member
Joined
Apr 24, 2015
Posts
20,781
Likes
5,603
Points
923
Location
Dickinson
I am impressed with the amount of time and money you fellas put into making pizza.
I have made a few on the Traeger, and they seemed legit, however 99% of home made pies go into the nice easy already in the kitchen oven at 450*
And I am plenty fat.
 




Recent Posts

Friends of NDA

Top Posters of the Month

  • This month: 418
  • This month: 160
  • This month: 153
  • This month: 124
  • This month: 116
  • This month: 106
  • This month: 92
  • This month: 89
  • This month: 84
  • This month: 82
Top Bottom