Woodstove Cooking 101
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Thats the way to cook it , slow and low...kinda!
Keep cooking in on your fire :-)
AWESOME
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This is ridiculous, get a pizza stone, and cook your pizza in 3-8 minutes@ 500-900 degrees like a normal person.
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why don't you get a real wood cookstove instead of attempting to heat something up on top of a heating stove?
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What a good idea. I didn't expect you were cooking that. lol
mike29571 3 years ago
I have never had a more crispier pizza. It works great every time. You want it hot but not too hot or you will start to burn the bottom. Takes about 40 minutes to an hour depending on heat!
blueriverkid 3 years ago
This is wonderful! I've never thought of cooking under an overturned metal dish! Excellent idea! I'm gona try this. I'll need to find an oven rack. Oh, and a bowl! :/
NancyToday 3 years ago
Works great but you have to have the rack so you can make it higher or lower depending on how much heat the stove is putting off.
blueriverkid 3 years ago