MacKenzie

KK pizza, cherry tomatoes, jalapeno pepper, and mushrooms. The jalapeno pepper was straight from the garden and it was so hot, I've never had one that hot. Sprinkle on a little basil.

SV @ 140F for about 6 hours. Served with potatoe scallop, potatoes from the garden first I've picked this season. Seared the steak on the KK after cooking the potatoe scallop. Plated.

SSgt, looks delicious.

For sure you will have no trouble transferring the pizza using that trick.[emoji4]

@ Pequod, thanks, everything was new, found the recipe here- Basic Sourdough Recipe

Yes, I gave up rolling dough a long time ago. I use a stretch and finger press method.

Thank you, Wahoo. I do loving gardening, caught the bug from my grandparents, thankfully.

I form dough on parchment and put it on top of the pizza stone and it releases ftom the paper without any sticking whatsoever. No need put anything between paper abd dough. Most of my pizza cooks are done at max 550 F any usually a little lower.

Tucker, that is exactly what I was thinking the moment I saw it.

A special breakfast this morning, a double yolk egg, one with Black Urfa Chili, one with Silk Chili and both with Zanibar Black Pepper. Also KK breakfast, homemade sourdough bread, fresh greens and ripe cherry tomatoes from the garden.

That lesson is likely burned into to your memory and not too much damage done, thank goodness.

That would be us.

Actually I have tried playing the radio all night in my corn patch. When I got up the corn was gone and it seems they made a patch to dance in while eating my corn.

SSgt, your pizzas look really delicious.

When you're hot your hot, tekobo.

I'll take the coons over the rats any day. Actually the coons drove me out of raising corn. They come and rip a few cobs down to check it they are ready for eating and if not they leave and come back just the time you are ready to pick and they clean the whole patch out overnight. Short of an electric fence I don't know how to stop them from destroying a small home patch. If I grew an acre I might get some before they cleaned it.

I'll take the coons over the rats any day. Actually the coons drove me out of raising corn. They come and rip a few cobs down to check it they are ready for eating and if not they leave and come back just the time you are ready to pick and they clean the whole patch out overnight. Short of an electric fence I don't know how to stop them from destroying a small home patch. If I grew an acre I might get some before they cleaned it.

SSgt, those butts look delicious, there should be lots of great eating after this cook.

Good for birds I think but coons would make fast work of them.:) They are clever little devils.

Love it, it is over the top awesome looking.

Sounds wonderful, tekobo. I'm sure a fun time what had by all.

That is good news about the weather, it's a go!

@ Flemming, your roast cook was perfect, it looks so moist and delicioius.

Tyrus, there's a good idea. I'll try to remember it.

Beef short ribs, Swiss chard and fries for dinner today. They were even shorter after I cooked them.