Pizza Oven & BBQ

Looks grand.

I'm something of an expert pizza-wise, so I could come and do quality control on the finished product.......

:fnikefork
 
Looks grand.

I'm something of an expert pizza-wise, so I could come and do quality control on the finished product.......

:fnikefork

funny we have lot experts on here hahaha

well once tested by all means

will be getting a water smoker aswell to make smoked meats

made "low & slow" smoked pulled pork at weekend was mouth watering.

seasoned 24hours with homemade dry rub, the 6 hours at 140 degrees, steamed with applejuice and smoked with applewood on bbq

homemade sweet and sticky sauce, coleslaw and fizzy drinkns
 

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funny we have lot experts on here hahaha

well once tested by all means

will be getting a water smoker aswell to make smoked meats

made "low & slow" smoked pulled pork at weekend was mouth watering.

seasoned 24hours with homemade dry rub, the 6 hours at 140 degrees, steamed with applejuice and smoked with applewood on bbq

homemade sweet and sticky sauce, coleslaw and fizzy drinkns

Oh...that's just cruel!

:drool
 
nice alternative to burnt on outside and raw in middle sausages get at most family bbqs

plus so easy and hassel free dont see why we all dont do it way yanks do it

plus that lump is about half of the shoulder i bought for 13e so seriously cheap meat and very very good
 
funny we have lot experts on here hahaha

well once tested by all means

will be getting a water smoker aswell to make smoked meats

made "low & slow" smoked pulled pork at weekend was mouth watering.

seasoned 24hours with homemade dry rub, the 6 hours at 140 degrees, steamed with applejuice and smoked with applewood on bbq

homemade sweet and sticky sauce, coleslaw and fizzy drinkns

Oh sweet lord! I almost drowned in my own saliva... so when was that you said the tasting weekend was? :D
 
Looks Brilliant, Well Done
Couple of questions
Did you use special bricks or cement?
What did you use for insulation between brick dome and cement covering?
Thanks
 
OK - it looks good & fair play to the creator :clap
BUT (I'm possibly going out on a limb here & don't wish to offend) who could ever believe that a "biker" site would get 2 pages on this :eek:
I must chech out the Irish Country Womens Association (ICA) site - they might have a "rufty tufty biker" section :aidan

That's when I fell for (the larder of the pack) :D
 
OK - it looks good & fair play to the creator :clap
BUT (I'm possibly going out on a limb here & don't wish to offend) who could ever believe that a "biker" site would get 2 pages on this :eek:
I must chech out the Irish Country Womens Association (ICA) site - they might have a "rufty tufty biker" section :aidan

That's when I fell for (the larder of the pack) :D

Whatttttt.... You mean this us "lonely farmers.com"?

Dam wrong site again haha
 
Bricks are fire bricks

Mortar is 4:1;1:1 mix sand, line, cement, fire clay

Insulatio. Has yet go on. After gettin sosked again with todays rain so hav dry it out again
 
nice looking pork shoulder, I find they cook better if you take the skin off though, but it is your choice. I have a ProQ water smoker, great bit of kit.

Check out this thread on ADV, for all things grilled...:thumb

http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=794897


Mmmm foood:beer:


i was going get the proq when saved up.


but found one on ebay that few on the UK wood fired oven have used. 60 euro delivered for a 2 stack water smoker so will buy that save me some money

i like the fat on, leave it facing up that way holds meat together and also juices soak down through me making it literaly fall apart. main reason also left on was most the usa slow smokers recomend it on when doing anything over 5 hours to let juices soak in

was so tender couldnt pick up in hand when cooked as just fell to bits
 


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