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Making pizza in Vermont Castings Montpelier wood burning insert

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Uploaded by on Oct 18, 2009

When the fire burns down to coals it makes a perfect pizza oven. Lay the pizza stone on coals spread corn meal to prevent pizza from sticking. slide pizza onto stone after 4 minutes turn pizza incase there is a hot spot cook for 4 more minutes until cheeze is melted. When your remove the stone use good gloves! Check bottom of pie to see that it is browned, pizza will continue to cook on the hot stone if you need.

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  • What a wonderful idea! I will have to try that. Our fire burns down to coals pretty regularly in the winter!

  • @NancyToday thanks Nancy I love your videos! I liked the stove for sale with the mouse living inside!

  • I making home made pizza with my own special recipe but I have to heat the oven up to 500 degrees before baking it for about 10mins. I would love to get one of those wood burning inserts to heat my home and now after seeing your video I hope to make pizza once an insert. May i ask what you paid for the unit cost? And did you use a brick stone for the pizza?

    Thanks again for the video!!

    Marc fr Ontario NY

  • @farstarfilms This insert is on the costly side about 3k. But you can get similar units for better cost. I did use a pizza stone but recently the stove Brock from the heat! Hearth .com is great to do research on this topic.

  • @40markava typo pizza stone broke! Stove fine

  • No ash but did have the draft closed so i think that helped. It cooked in about 5-10 minutes

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  • Makes perfect sense.....Probably great for baked potatoes and anything else that will cook in foil! Thanks for sharing. My Regency i2400 awaits its first pie. Just installed today

  • Thats pretty good dude!! I can cook steaks on my Harman oakwood stove. It has an insert grate that goes in the top load area of the stove.

  • @40markava Ah yes, the mouse! LOL. I wonder how he's doing, if there's been a population explosion in there...?

  • Get any ash on the pie?

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