No comparison in the taste. Wood fire pizza is done in a high temperature brick oven usually with fresh ingredients. Has a slight smoky taste and little bits of char on the crust that is very crisp on the bottom and perfectly cooked on top. We had one made with fresh spinach, seasonal mushrooms and local goats cheese. Awesome with a bottle of local red blend. Sat on the patio next to the fire pit and listened to the rain. Angus chilled out under the table and had a nice nap in between pets from the owner and staff. Great way to start the weekend!Bob Felts that looks and sounds amazing! Tonight I'm eating great value spaghetti pasta rings & meatballs. Right out of the can cause I'm to lazy to warm them. Plus it'd take longer to warm up than it does to eat them lol. Never had wood fire grilled pizza. Does it taste different? Or is it to hard to compare cause it's not like they are grillin digiorno?
That's one of my favorite recipes! Kale from my garden is doing great this fall.
It is so good! Obsessed.We have chorizo and beef stuffed peppers with shredded cheddar cheese and topped with an egg!That's one of my favorite recipes! Kale from my garden is doing great this fall.
'Try an online search for wood fired pizza in your area.Wow, I've never heard of a pizza that was described tasting so well. I wonder if there is some place around here that I could try this. Sounds stellar.
Extra yummy! One of my guilty pleasures too! Have you ever tried loosing the skin from the chicken, rubbing olive oil and herbs under the skin and then baking? Extra crispy deliciousness ~I roasted a chicken, and salted and dried it beforehand to make sure the skin was extra crispy. So, I had the skin of a chicken for dinner. Is that a little pathetic? Or cool as hell? :Stick Out Tongue:
I did read about doing that (loosening the skin and rubbing either butter or olive oil underneath, but this bird was so small (albeit, organic) that I really couldn't separate the skin very well.Extra yummy! One of my guilty pleasures too! Have you ever tried loosing the skin from the chicken, rubbing olive oil and herbs under the skin and then baking? Extra crispy deliciousness ~
If you cook without making a mess your doing it wrong! LOL - that's where the flavor comes from. I do "clean as I go" - too many years of commercial kitchens ingrained in my habits but even then good cooking is messy!!Also for some reason I can not figure out how to cook and NOT make a huge mess lol.
Lunch: Moroccan chicken with saffron. Forgot to take a picture, so I took a pic out of the cookbook.
Dinner is for a lady at church, who is recovering from surgery at home. Sorry for the pan shot, but I doubt I will see this plated. Coc áu Vin with a ruby port instead of a pinot' . Sweeter and rounder.
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