A little deep dish on the Komodo Kamado

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Made my first deep dish using homemade dough and sauce, mixed in some mushrooms, green olives, pepperoni, and hot peppers. I cooked this on the 23" Komodo Kamado at 475 degrees for 45 min. Loved this cook... after first one, there is always room for improvement. I can't wait to give it another go

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Great looking pie. And a great looking unit as well. Those Kamodo Kamados are bad to the bottom.
 
thanks so much. I absolutely love my komodo Kamado setup. I had a ton of cookers but I am down to these two now. And I have no regrets.

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Brother that is a beautiful setup you have there. You should be proud sir.
 
Beautiful set up!
Your pizza looks delicious too.
 
Thanks very much.

I have gone through a BBQ journey with all sorts of grills. When I stumbled into the Kamado cooker I knew it was the right grill for me. I started with one brand and fell in love with the Komodo Kamado.

The rest is history
 
I've got a ceramic deep dish that I've been meaning to give a try, your post is nudging me closer.
 
Just remember with the ceramic to lube it up with some butter or oil before adding the dough. I like these non stick pans as it slid right out.
 
Just remember with the ceramic to lube it up with some butter or oil before adding the dough. I like these non stick pans as it slid right out.
This has the plus of making a crust that is crisp on the outside, like a Detroit style pizza.
 
Have you ever added any oil to the inside outer rim of the crust? Trying to think if that would re-create the old pizza hut or Uno style crust.

BTW: Great looking pizza.
 
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