I don't ever want to see anymore jokes about my brotherhood. This shitte is the whitest thing I ever heard of. A damn oven outside for pizza. This is some Dave K abercrombie sweater deck shoe w no socks and a man bag nonsense.
Hmmm. Let's see. Going to a Barry Manilow concert vs. screwing around with fire and cooking man-eats. Tough call.
I've seen you chime in on the pizza topic before, I guess you have the resume to know a thing or two about the pie making process.
My good buddy has an outdoor oven and it puts out some great food. Personally, when I eat pizza it is something when I'm beat ass tired, and I want somebody delivering it to my doorstep.
Tru dat. Some hippie friends of mine living in Mexico have created a sustainability ranch. They built a wood-fired pizza oven and threw a big pizza party which my wife and I attended. The pizza dough was invariably burned or undercooked (sometimes both) no matter how many times they tried. Pass.
I think Mongo is correct - unless you are baking 6 or more pies at a clip, it's not worth it. My uncle had one put in for around $7K about 7-8 years ago. To this date, I still have not had a pie from that oven. There is always some type of excuse; it's too cold out, I don't have the correct wood to get it up to temperature, I'm not making enough pies for the effort of heating it up. He'll invite my parents and I over for pizza and we get all excited to try the brick oven style and here he baked it in a conventional oven claiming some excuse. He brought up making a pizza in the his brick oven on Christmas eve last year and we basically said, shove it up your rear end. I honestly think he had it made to just say he has one and after finding out how much of a PIA it is he won't use it.
I like that they ship. I don't think I've ever actually been to the restaurant but figure if the pie tastes that good after being frozen it should be pretty great fresh I can't remember the place we used to go, Rinaldis maybe? It was in the city, not out in the burbs.