National BBQ (Pizza) Month! Gear For Your Grill

By Daniel Replogle05/15/20180 comments

Make the most of your BBQ with pizza on the grill  In honor of May being National BBQ Month we decided to use some of our favorite barbecue tools (and flavors) to make pizza on the grill!  With the warm weather finally here, many of us are uncovering our grills this month. Pizzacraft® offers many ways to transform your grill into a pizza making machine so that you can enjoy making pizza outside this summer. There are many ways to keep the pies coming and pizza on the grill is one of our favorites!   These grill accessories can take

Crepe Making Kit: Tips, Tricks, and Recipes for Perfect Crepes

By Daniel Replogle05/08/20183 comments

Make Your Favorite Crepes At Home!  Sweet or savory crepes make for a great breakfast (or brunch), but most people only treat themselves to these pastries at restaurants because crepes can seem a bit daunting to prepare. Not only that, but a commercial crepe-making machine can cost upwards of $300! You would have to be pretty crepe crazy to buy one of those for some homemade crepes.    These issues often cause us to settle for pancakes and waffles, but not anymore! Crepes made at home are not as hard as you think and with the Pizzacraft Crepe Kit, this

PizzaQue® Pizza Baking Kit for Gas Grills

By Daniel Replogle05/01/20182 comments

The Best Way To Barbecue A Better Pizza  Grilling season is here! But before you throw a pizza on your grill there are a few things you need to know.  Many websites will lead you astray; recommending that you put a pizza right on your grill grates and close the lid. This is only an option if you want a burnt piece of bread with uncooked toppings. While the grill is amazing for cooking pizza because of its very high heat, it can also be too powerful without the right adaptations. One of the best ways to cook pizza on

Pizza With A Twist

By Daniel Replogle04/24/20180 comments

How To Make A Stuffed Pizza Braid   Keep it fun and easy with a twist on your regular pizza night. The pizza braid is a fun way to change things up while still using all of your favorite pizza ingredients. While it may look fancy, the pizza braid is actually just a mock braid and not any harder to make than a calzone or regular pizza.  To top off this stuffed pizza recipe we added our favorite Pizzacraft Herb Blends. These blends are made from premium, dried herbs and can really amplify the flavor of your dough and sauce. We

How To Use A Pizza Steel

By Daniel Replogle04/17/20183 comments

Why Use A Pizza Steel? A pizza steel, also known as a baking steel, is a better heat conductor than a pizza stone. The pizza steel is popular for cooking bread and pizza because it is able to transfer heat at a high rate while simultaneously stabilizing at a steady temperature.  This means when you place a pizza on the steel, the dough is cooked by the transfer of heat stored in the steel - rather than just the hot air in the oven. This makes for a crispier crust and faster cook times.   The Best Way To Cook

A Ribeye Steak For Two

By Daniel Replogle04/10/20180 comments

How To Cook An Amazing Steak In The Pizzeria Pronto Oven! Each week we love to see the amazing pizzas you create in your Pizzeria Pronto Outdoor Ovens and we are proud to bring you new recipes and tricks to keep you inspired. This week we decided to change things up a bit and really demonstrate the versatility if this great oven with a recipe that is a little less pizza.While the high heat of the Pronto may be perfect for making pizza, it also acts as a great outdoor oven for other high heat foods by mimicking the extreme temperatures

Two Pizza Recipes Perfect For Spring

By Daniel Replogle04/03/20180 comments

Spring Inspired Pizza Recipes  Spring is finally here and with it comes an array of fresh ingredients to top our pizzas with! If you are like me, your cravings change with the seasons. While I may have wanted a deep-dish sausage pizza in the middle of winter… the hot sun and fresh air has me wanting fresh and green ingredients. Inspired by the season of spring, we headed to our local farmer's market to pick up some edible inspirations. We kept these pizzas light, and focused on newly harvested vegetables to say goodbye to winter and welcome the oncoming summer

Everything You Need To Know About The Rotating Pizza Stone!

By Daniel Replogle03/27/20184 comments

Our Newest Rotating Pizza Stone Why Rotate Anyway?  When cooking in the Pronto® or PizzaQue®, we recommend rotating your pizza halfway through cooking time by removing the pizza with a peel - spinning it halfway around - and then sliding it back inside the oven to promote even cooking.   Yet, this process can be tricky, and many oven owners have pointed out that rotating the pizza can be a complicated process. The new rotating stone now takes care of that important step in one easy motion, eliminating any chance of burnt fingers or messed up pizzas.  Works With Our

How To Make The Perfect Calzone

By Daniel Replogle03/20/20180 comments

The Calzone  A member of the pizza family not often talked about is the calzone. Yet, this week we decided to spread some light on this unique pizza dish. After all, the calzone (originally known as a calzoni; meaning ‘trousers’) comes from Italy, like many of our favorite pizza recipes.  Basically a folded over pizza, the calzone is highlighted by its crunchy dough exterior and hot gooey interior. One of my favorite aspects of the calzone is that unlike a lot of pizzas, it allows one to double up on the toppings. As we know, pizzas can easily be ruined

How To Properly Use A Pizza Stone

By Daniel Replogle03/13/20180 comments

How To Properly Use A Pizza Stone  A Pizza Stone is the perfect alternative if you do not have a pizza oven. Yet, many people who buy them either use them wrong or end up ruining their stone from trying to season it or clean it wrong. This blog will clear some things up and answer some common pizza stone questions.  This is how a pizza stone should look after many uses and correct care. This stone has been used to cook hundreds of pizzas.  Why use a pizza stone? Unfortunately, conventional ovens and grills were not made to cook pizza