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• #1552
All the pizza oven chat (on here and IRL) has got a bit golf club IMO. It’s the new ‘having a hot tub’.
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• #1553
I bought a house near Santa Maria so I didn't need a pizza oven.
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• #1554
My resentment comes about because we went to some friends’ house and despite it being bbq weather, he did pizza.
Queue hours spent fucking about with his Ooni while everyone was starving and then turning out one fairly average pizza every 20 minutes and practically expecting a round of applause.
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• #1555
I'm envisaging double-/triple-decker Ooni chatter in 3, 2, 1 ...
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• #1556
Queue/Cue.
VILMSTRUFAX: Q magazine’s name was intended to be homophonous of ‘cue’.
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• #1557
Casually tell him that it only takes 6mn on a £10 Lidl-bought pizza stone.
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• #1558
Oh god. I fucking write for a living too.
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• #1559
Don’t worry - I showed everyone how good mine were using the frying pan method while they waited. Shithouse behaviour but if you make me wait for food, you pay the price.
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• #1560
Oonis aren't pizza ovens. Using one of them is like reducing fine Italian espresso to nescafe.
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• #1561
Agree. This is the only way to make even slightly authentic handmade pizza without a wood fired oven.
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• #1562
even slightly authentic handmade pizza without a wood fired oven
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• #1563
What are they then? I’m sure he said he was burning wood in it.
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• #1564
Ooni backlash starts here then. They are available as gas powered or wood burning.
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• #1565
So very much this. Excellent rant.
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• #1566
Oonis aren't pizza ovens. Using one of them is like reducing fine Italian espresso to nescafe.
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• #1567
Love what this thread has become.
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• #1568
This forum being a good bet for finding other blue bloods with known lineage to historically significant figures renders this thread pretty facile.
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• #1569
The ooni love was huge last year on the Pizza thread iirc?
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• #1570
Not heard in the gold club, but in Gregg's, and it made me chuckle.
Fairly dishevelled-looking chap ambles in, and asks the young lad behind the counter: 'What's the spiciest hot thing you sell?'
Young 'un replies, utterly deadpan: 'That would probably be a cheese and onion pasty'.
I couldn't decide if this was pro-level trolling, so kept my eye on him, but not even a flicker of mirth crossed his face.
The original bloke also seemed unaware anything was up, replying - after a short pause - 'Ok, I'll have 2 of those and a tea, please.'
I was creasing.
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• #1571
'I'll have the blandest thing on the menu!'
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• #1572
Whoah there, are you sure?
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• #1573
I hadn't heard of the frying pan method. Tried it tonight and it was great - thank you!
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• #1574
Tried it once in the le creuset and the pan didn’t really like it. So now I use the already trashed wok.
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• #1575
As well, I can really recommend you get yourself a Thermomix for the dough.
Strong golf club post to get back on the fairway