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This thread centers around sharing and discussing recipes for the BBQ Pizza Pan, with participants exchanging personal experiences and tips related to cooking with the pan.
Views differ on the best methods for using the BBQ Pizza Pan and the effectiveness of specific recipes, with no clear consensus emerging on the best practices.
Participants shared personal cooking experiences and tips, reflecting a variety of approaches to using the BBQ Pizza Pan.
Consultants looking for recipe ideas and cooking tips related to the BBQ Pizza Pan may find this discussion beneficial.
esavvymom said:Here is one you should add to the book!![]()
http://www.pillsbury.com/recipes/grilled-chocolate-chip-smore-pizza/5d1112c3-7410-4ad9-8a47-079ea6645034/?nicam2=Email&nichn2=Core&niseg2=PB&nicreatID2=PB_06_19_2012
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I have not had a chance to try it yet. Question- did you press the cookie onto the pan directly, or did you press it out into it's shape before, and then transfer to the pan? I did see the instruction say to spray it well. I know from Grill Pan tips that with any dough, they say to spray it VERY well. I also noticed a tip with the recipe that said to press the cookie dough between wax paper. I'm thinking if I do that, and then TRANSFER it to the pan by using the wax paper, etc. Then remove the wax paper.The cooking time will vary probably just because everyone's grill is different- just like a microwave. Their idea of "medium heat" and what YOUR idea or mine is, could be different. I found this tip (heard it several times at meetings):Tracy99 said:I actually just made this yesterday and I am not sure it is a good fit for the pan. The cookie can through the holes and stuck to the grill plus it cooked way faster then the recipe said. Have you had good,luck w it? I am going to try it again because I was hoping to get a few bookings w it as a bonus dessert.
The best way to tell the temperature of your fire is to use the traditional hand test. Hold your hand about three inches above the grate and time how long you can hold it there before you are forced to pull it back: 1 to 2 seconds — High Heat – This is perfect for your hot zone if you are searing a steak or grilling shrimp. Use this heat first to sear the outside and lock in the juices.
2 to 3 seconds — Medium High Range – Good for most fish fillets.
4 to 5 seconds — Medium Low Range – Ideal for most chicken and veggies.
7 to 8 seconds — Low Heat – Perfect for you warm zone to finish steaks or chops. Also good for grilling delicate vegetables and fruit.
1 minute – You forgot to light the grill! Put down the beer and go get some matches. (Just kidding)
Teresa LM said:I thought I read that you are supposed to line the pan with foil and spray it? I could be wrong.....
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Tracy99 said:I actually just made this yesterday and I am not sure it is a good fit for the pan. The cookie can through the holes and stuck to the grill plus it cooked way faster then the recipe said. Have you had good,luck w it? I am going to try it again because I was hoping to get a few bookings w it as a bonus dessert.
minnicmar said:I made this last night. Rolled the dough out between two sheets of parchment paper and then flipped it onto the foil-lined BBQ Pizza Pan. I put it back in the refrigerator for an hour or so (was prepping early for a cooking club) and then grilled it. Cooking times were a bit longer for us, but will probably depend upon your grill. This was a huge hit with the ladies last night. Many of us will definitely be making it again. Yum!
The collection includes a variety of recipes ranging from classic BBQ chicken pizza to unique combinations like Mediterranean veggie pizza. You'll also find tips for creating your own signature pizzas using seasonal ingredients.
Yes! The BBQ Pizza Pan is versatile and can be used for baking flatbreads, roasting vegetables, or even grilling meats. Its design allows for even heat distribution, making it great for various cooking methods.
Absolutely! The recipes in this compilation are designed to be user-friendly, with step-by-step instructions that cater to all skill levels. Whether you're a novice or an experienced cook, you'll find something enjoyable to make.
The recipes encourage customization, allowing you to swap out ingredients based on your dietary needs. For example, you can use gluten-free crusts, dairy-free cheeses, or substitute proteins to make the dishes fit your lifestyle.
The BBQ Pizza Pan is available for purchase through Pampered Chef's website or from independent consultants. You can also find it at Pampered Chef parties, where you can see the product in action and ask questions.