UUNI Pizza Oven
Has anyone gotten one of these little jewels yet? Mine just arrived! 850 degrees in 15 minutes. uuni.net
Watch the videos of the Uuni 2, the newer stainless steel version. Pretty darn amazing. No, it shouldn't be expected to compare to a $2500 one ton wood fired pizza oven but it looks like it does a decent job. I'll find out shortly if it ever gets above freezing!
Watch the videos of the Uuni 2, the newer stainless steel version. Pretty darn amazing. No, it shouldn't be expected to compare to a $2500 one ton wood fired pizza oven but it looks like it does a decent job. I'll find out shortly if it ever gets above freezing!
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This? LOL now that's what I want ... wood in my pizza...yummy.
Justa like momma used to-a make !
You've never seen how pizza is made in a wood fired oven??? They swept the ash toward the back and throw the pizza in. That's it.davidmcbeth3 wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w30ylBDp0aM
This? LOL now that's what I want ... wood in my pizza...yummy.
Justa like momma used to-a make !
That video is of the original design, not the latest design, the Uuni 2. Completely different animal.
Stick with the frozen variety.
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tjnamtiw wrote:You've never seen how pizza is made in a wood fired oven??? They swept the ash toward the back and throw the pizza in. That's it.davidmcbeth3 wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w30ylBDp0aM
This? LOL now that's what I want ... wood in my pizza...yummy.
Justa like momma used to-a make !
That video is of the original design, not the latest design, the Uuni 2. Completely different animal.
Stick with the frozen variety.
Uuni 2 ^^^
Where's the coal fired one?
And real men don't sweep ash in such a device.
Eat the ash,
Eat the ash,
Don't you know, life is trash !
(stealing some Krokus stuff see below ... if ya can remember this band that was awesome for their time)
How I currently cook my za....
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Currently being developed at Chubby Stove Co's version of Lockheed Martin's famous "SKUNKWORKS".. ssssshhhhhhhh DO NOT TELL ANYONE!davidmcbeth3 wrote: Where's the coal fired one?
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That's a cool gadget!
Won't replace a trip to Arthur Avenue in the Bronx though :punk:
Won't replace a trip to Arthur Avenue in the Bronx though :punk:
Here's the first pizza out of my little Uuni 2. It took 2 minutes 20 seconds including time to pull it out and turn it 180* on the peel. Made 3 of them and they are GONE!!! 10" diameter.
It took 15 minutes to get the good coals going and for everything to stabilize.
It took 15 minutes to get the good coals going and for everything to stabilize.
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Or, Andy's in Manor haven/Port Washington ! Oh, for one of their "garbage pies" !!!! https://www.facebook.com/pages/Andys-Pizzeria-Por ... 6355785083scalabro wrote:That's a cool gadget!
Won't replace a trip to Arthur Avenue in the Bronx though :punk:
But, why go to all that trouble when you can have a coal-fired pizza oven 24/7, that not only heats the house, it cooks the other meals, boils water, dries the clothes, ......
Cookin' With Coal
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when I visit NYC I get sliders ! NY pizza yuck.Ctyankee wrote:When you visit NYC, try Lombardi's Pizza for a coal fired meal. That's cooking with Coal!
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Up near my sisters summer home at Kueka Lake, NY, at the Harvest and Artisans Market, they have wood fired pizza there. it's really good. Always have some when we go up in the summer.
This is there home built oven, and they do approx. 9" personal pizza's. Mmmmm.
This is there home built oven, and they do approx. 9" personal pizza's. Mmmmm.
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Well, you can lead a horse to water........davidmcbeth3 wrote:when I visit NYC I get sliders ! NY pizza yuck.Ctyankee wrote:When you visit NYC, try Lombardi's Pizza for a coal fired meal. That's cooking with Coal!
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Here ya go Dave, coal fired oven pizza.
http://tonysaccos.com/
And this one on You Tube, comes with an oven "floor show". You can watch the blue ladies dancing while you wait.
https://search.yahoo.com/search;_ylt=A0LEVzCVa.5U ... 598-s&fp=1
And I never knew there were so many coal oven pizza shops in NYC area. Here's a map.
http://slice.seriouseats.com/archives/2007/11/sli ... a-map.html
The Lombardi's Ctyankee mentioned above is the one down at the lower end of Manhattan.
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http://tonysaccos.com/
And this one on You Tube, comes with an oven "floor show". You can watch the blue ladies dancing while you wait.
https://search.yahoo.com/search;_ylt=A0LEVzCVa.5U ... 598-s&fp=1
And I never knew there were so many coal oven pizza shops in NYC area. Here's a map.
http://slice.seriouseats.com/archives/2007/11/sli ... a-map.html
The Lombardi's Ctyankee mentioned above is the one down at the lower end of Manhattan.
Paul