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  • Acoma
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    I went with retained heat. Even though it states no fire, we still throw a log in. If our goal is saturated heat for multiple pizzzas then I go with the retained (saturated) concerns. We heat the oven for 2 hours for a reason, correct?

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  • RTflorida
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    I will second the hot chicks

    RT

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  • asudavew
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    Overall temps!

    Just my opinion, but!

    Low dome temps...and high floor temps= burnt bottom

    High dome temps and .. low floor temps= underdone bottom & burnt top!

    Experience with the oven, is the key to good cooking !

    And hot chicks are important too!!!!!
    Last edited by asudavew; 03-27-2008, 07:00 PM. Reason: Hot chicks......

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  • vincent
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    I agree Jim. Good food, good drink and good friends make for a good life.

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  • Xabia Jim
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    We used that trader joes dough last year ... did it on a small gas BBQ grill ... it was actually pretty good pizza when camping ...some day I'll post pics!

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  • Dutchoven
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    I wholeheartedly concur...when I voted I went in that order...dome temp, hearth temp and then dough...same goes for bread baking...IMHO...there is something about the atmosphere in a WFO that is impossible to create elsewhere...I had an old acquaintance who owned first a small bakery with a WF brick oven and then later he expanded to a very large operation and had to lose the WFO...he said his bread and rolls were NEVER the same again...great oven, right temp equals great pizza and bread!
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    Originally posted by james View Post
    If you have great dough, and the oven is 500?F, you're toast. If you have so-so dough, and a perfectly tuned 800?F dome and 800?F hearth, you can make a pretty darn good pizza. :-)

    I have a friend who has had one of ovens for years, and still uses Trader Joe's dough. :-)

    James

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  • james
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    If you have great dough, and the oven is 500?F, you're toast. If you have so-so dough, and a perfectly tuned 800?F dome and 800?F hearth, you can make a pretty darn good pizza. :-)

    I have a friend who has had one of ovens for years, and still uses Trader Joe's dough. :-)

    James

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  • Xabia Jim
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    Vincent, I think that's the ingredient that get's you through those other pizzas that are uncooked on the bottom or charcoal burnt offerings.....you need those to compare to the good ones!


    ...like fishermen say... the only thing better than fishing is catching fish....

    ....for the WFO cook it's probably ....the only thing better than the cookin' is having good friends enjoy your wares with you...

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  • vincent
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    Since i don't have my oven built; I'll refrain from voting. However i think you left one thing out Jim. A love for cooking

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  • Xabia Jim
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    Multiple choice poll, you can pick more than one....

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  • Xabia Jim
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    Most important?

    61
    Dome Temperature
    13.11%
    8
    Hearth Temperature
    21.31%
    13
    Overall Oven Temperature
    16.39%
    10
    Fire Flames licking over the Dome
    14.75%
    9
    Retained Heat Oven, No Fire
    3.28%
    2
    Dough Recipe
    24.59%
    15
    Toppings
    6.56%
    4
    Other - post what you believe.
    0.00%
    0
    Which of these is most important to you in terms of making an excellent pizza?

    Dome Temperature
    Hearth Temperature
    Overall Oven Temperature
    Fire Flames Licking over the Dome
    Retained Heat Oven, no fire
    Dough Recipe
    Toppings
    Other
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