First we gathered our materials: sliced tomatoes, sliced fresh mozzarella cheese, olive oil, basil, long tongs, and a basting brush. Actually, that's not entirely accurate. First I made the dough!
Once the grill is fired up and hot, we basted one side of the crust with oil, then put them on the grill, oil side down. While that side was cooking, we oiled the top side.
Then we flipped the crusts, oiled the top again, and loaded it up with toppings. We put a disposable pie pan on top to help the cheese melt more quickly. 
Here's the final result! (Disclaimer- I did not make any of this up. I can follow a recipe, not create my own! I got this from The Cook's Illustrated Guide to Grilling
and Barbecue, which is a fabulous, fabulous book! I love everything Cook's Illustrated publishes!)
17 comments:
I have an even better grilled pizza recipe that we used to make every week in college station. All of our friends raved about it. I'll have to give you the recipe- you'll love it and it make huge pizzas!
Mmmmm, looks so yummy.
MMmmm delicious! What time should I come over? Haha.
Lauren,
I need to come visit you.
W.
That looks amazing! And guess what? We have the same dishes! We have Spode and my bowl is the same as yours but it looks like you have Johnson Brothers plates? So pretty!
Too cool, GIMH! Somehow I'm not surprised...
Our is Spode, too. They bring me such pleasure! (I'm trying to not use "love" with inanimate objects...the result is sometimes awkward!) Most of our Spode is Blue Italian, but we have some Albany and the Blue Room Collection, too- which is a series of six different scenes. So pretty!
Lisa I need that pizza recipe...and Magnify I need your pizza crust recipe. ;) Please come over and cook for me. :)
I feel dumb, I know your name, it just skipped my mind when I was writing that comment. ;)
I hate tomatoes, but that looks delicious!!
The pizza looks delicious!
That looks good!
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Can I reach in the screen and take that pizza? I'll bet it's already gone now... sigh.
Based solely off of your recent food choices, I can't wait to visit!!! Other than that, I am excited for many other reasons! YES we are coming. I'll call/email soon with more details. Need to talk to T tonight. <3
Same plates too- not surprised either, haha! We have a mix as well, but mostly the Blue Italian. I LOVE them! :)
YUM! One day I am going to do a post on my homemade pesto. It is awesome on pizza (esp. with goat cheese). You are too cute...
This post is making me wish that 1) I didn't live in an apartment because then 2) I could have a grill and make this! It looks SO yummy!!!
AMAZING!!
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