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WA
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Posted 04/10/2011, 1:37 pm        Report Show Profile
Had a rant about my local pizza shop (halal pizzas ) I acted and built my own pizza oven, it is now ready and producing the best ever pizzas with bacon ham sausage and all the delicacies! See below my first produced pizza (little over cooked at the edges) sooooooooooooooooooo yummy!
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Posted 04/10/2011, 1:56 pm        Report Show Profile
ohhhhhhhh yeah baby ...... Felix , you tease ....... drooooooooooooool , the Pup is now hungery & very jealous! ;~) Niiiiiiiice work
WA
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Posted 04/10/2011, 1:56 pm        Report Show Profile
I like your water cooler thingo
WA
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Posted 04/10/2011, 1:58 pm        Report Show Profile
Nice heres my baby ;) I built it myself too, without instructions.
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Posted 04/10/2011, 3:02 pm        Report Show Profile
Oh absynth and your absynth contraption. (don't know what you call it) My head hurts just looking at it... Awesome pizza oven!
WA
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Posted 04/10/2011, 3:11 pm        Report Show Profile
Need to pass on plans mate, thats an awesome oven.
WA
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Posted 04/10/2011, 3:15 pm        Report Show Profile
It is called an Absynth fountain keeps the water cool and deliver the exact amount of water at the right speed on top of the sugar cube to disolve it! That one is a gift from my cousin in Europe it in an antique from around year 1900, I love it! The bird looks good!
WA
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Posted 04/10/2011, 3:16 pm        Report Show Profile
Check out my tandor chicken in Share your recipe forum. Need a deep dish to put tandor skewers on, comes up awesome in a oven like that. Make ya own naan bread to.
WA
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Posted 04/10/2011, 3:18 pm        Report Show Profile
BabaORiley said...
Need to pass on plans mate, thats an awesome oven.
The dome is made of refractory concrete, bought it from a place in bayswater....cooks a pizza in about 2 min.... easy to burn the edges
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Posted 04/10/2011, 3:30 pm        Report Show Profile
Ahhhh Felix - I'm at work scoffing a sad old Beef & Pickle sanga , struggling to wipe the drool off my fur & paws , my tongue is hanging lower each time I scrutinise that sumptuous buffet (and I see a feline for the Pup to romp after too) and alllllllll the trimmings .... It's even pushing aside my inner thought's of boobies and lower! I've got a fresh batch of Italian Snags I recently made and I believe they'd sizzle off just superbly in that little cave.... Where's Jennifer hawhins - she's the only piece missing in the picture for me anyways!
WA
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Posted 04/10/2011, 3:38 pm        Report Show Profile
BulldogPup said...
Ahhhh Felix - I'm at work scoffing a sad old Beef & Pickle sanga , struggling to wipe the drool off my fur & paws , my tongue is hanging lower each time I scrutinise that sumptuous buffet (and I see a feline for the Pup to romp after too) and alllllllll the trimmings .... It's even pushing aside my inner thought's of boobies and lower! I've got a fresh batch of Italian Snags I recently made and I believe they'd sizzle off just superbly in that little cave.... Where's Jennifer hawhins - she's the only piece missing in the picture for me anyways!
Thats a cat!! Ya sposed to chase them!!
WA
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Posted 04/10/2011, 3:40 pm        Report Show Profile
You can check the store on the net! http://www.woodfiredpizzaoven.com.au Yummmmmmmmm Italian snags! just cook them on a pizza base with some herbs and garlic a bit of olive oil with a nice bottle of Chianti!
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Posted 04/10/2011, 3:45 pm        Report Show Profile
Yeah I know Doggie I know - but I said I'm drooling so bad I can't even spell Jennifer Spadge Hawkins right .... and felix won't invite us over for a fresh pizza and hawkins I mean Pizza! Howwwwwwwwwwl .....
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Posted 04/10/2011, 3:51 pm        Report Show Profile
Put them on our pizzas already felix (tastiest little bastids i can vouch truly - absolutely ****es ALL over any deli snag you can buy as you do know nothing compares to good recipe Italian Snag) We get the Pork from Waroona down south , along with the chili too - I know someone in Freo who provides the plonk & anisa. Bought myself a $550 mincer and accessories and it's the bees knees - even stuffs the casings!
WA
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Posted 04/10/2011, 3:56 pm        Report Show Profile
Only one prob..... I am not skiny and I will turn into a fat bastard if not carefull!
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Posted 04/10/2011, 4:02 pm        Report Show Profile
Well I'm skinny Pup and looking at that set-up you've done - I want to be a fat b*****d. (I put the stars in this time!)
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Posted 04/10/2011, 4:06 pm        Report Show Profile
felixdcat said...
It is called an Absynth fountain keeps the water cool and deliver the exact amount of water at the right speed on top of the sugar cube to disolve it! That one is a gift from my cousin in Europe it in an antique from around year 1900, I love it! The bird looks good!
Used one for the first time a couple of weeks ago in Darwin. Cool little contraption but don't remember anything from about midnight...
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Posted 04/10/2011, 4:13 pm        Report Show Profile
^^Huh? what about that $50 i lent ya around 1am? top oven felix.
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Posted 04/10/2011, 4:19 pm        Report Show Profile
thommo 000 said...
^^Huh? what about that $50 i lent ya around 1am?
Haha! Anything was possible that night. Woke up in a hotel room at the casino with my Mrs. Mini bar empty and two other random people asleep on the floor. Funny thing was we weren't even staying at the casino... Was like something out of The Hangover.
Posted 04/10/2011, 4:25 pm        Report Show Profile
Very cool - looks like a great setup. Thanks for sharing
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Posted 04/10/2011, 4:26 pm        Report Show Profile
Groan , hunger drool , covetous gut rumble , more drool .... aw well , that pile of bricks down the back and the smaller pile of shekels I got stashed away are under dire, dire threat now .... no way the old gas oven can compete with that little set-up , even my S O the A 6 burner barbie looks sadder than flaccid doodle at a poledance right now!
WA
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Posted 04/10/2011, 8:37 pm        Report Show Profile
Can't help but notice the loads of toppings ready to go, including the cat. But with Doggie and bulldogpup's bellies grumbling, one cat aint going to be enough to go around.
NSW
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Posted 05/10/2011, 6:29 am        Report Show Profile
Well done on the build. Excellent work. I can not wait to get me one of those one day soon............have you done a leg of lamb in it yet? They come out unreal!
WA
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Posted 05/10/2011, 9:05 am        Report Show Profile
Chris6791 said...
Can't help but notice the loads of toppings ready to go, including the cat. But with Doggie and bulldogpup's bellies grumbling, one cat aint going to be enough to go around.
Im sure he has two cats
Posted 05/10/2011, 10:23 am        Report Show Profile
Chris6791 said...
Can't help but notice the loads of toppings ready to go, including the cat.
Lol In related news apparently it is not illegal to eat your house pets (yes that's dogs and cats too) in most states as long as they don't suffer excessively during the process. Why you would is another story all together!
WA
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Posted 05/10/2011, 10:37 am        Report Show Profile
Hey Doggie! Dogs do not eat dogs.......... the same goes for cats I am experimenting with the oven I had potatoes gratin and I baked a few loafs of bred I am also building a rack that will fit inside and will hold any type of meat on a long skewer thingy! It is all about learning how to get the right heat!
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Posted 05/10/2011, 10:53 am        Report Show Profile
Oh god no felix - it's my last day at work for the week and I'm still badly scarred from those sumptuous temptations you salaciously teeeeeeeeased this Pup with yesterday .... I went out back last night and gazed longingly at that pile of bricks and all i could see was an Italian sausage topped thin crusty wafting up .... for the first time in months i didn't have boobies in me inner thoughts (well for 10 minutes anyways) I had several beers and chased the cat .... goat leg would go in that cave just niiiiice!
WA
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Posted 05/10/2011, 3:57 pm        Report Show Profile
BulldogPup said...
Oh god no felix - it's my last day at work for the week and I'm still badly scarred from those sumptuous temptations you salaciously teeeeeeeeased this Pup with yesterday .... I went out back last night and gazed longingly at that pile of bricks and all i could see was an Italian sausage topped thin crusty wafting up .... for the first time in months i didn't have boobies in me inner thoughts (well for 10 minutes anyways) I had several beers and chased the cat .... goat leg would go in that cave just niiiiice!
Now ya talkin Pup, Billy Goat leg covered in curry yoghurt marrinade(cumin seeds, corriander seeds, mustard seeds, cardonom seeds, chilli, tumiric, ginger, garlic natural yoghurt, lemon juice, salt. Smash it all up cover goat in it wack it in the whole.
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Posted 05/10/2011, 4:11 pm        Report Show Profile
^^^^ Oh yeah - I'm there ...... 3 hours and I'm outta here & Pffffffft slurp slurp Baba I'm going to take the plunge & do a Felix jobbie - got some phone numbers already Taken down that recipe too mate ta ;~)....
WA
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Posted 05/10/2011, 4:23 pm        Report Show Profile
Here's one I prepared earlier, cost $250 and a day and a bit to build. Getting the heat right is definitely the trick, and when you finish cooking , open the door and fill with wood , makes a great outdoor fireplace! Just sold the house , so am looking forward to building the next one, pizza oven too!!
WA
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Posted 05/10/2011, 4:26 pm        Report Show Profile
http://www.woodfiredpizzaoven.com.au/ Check them... that was the easiest kit avail. as the dome is already made. Just need a bit of help to lift it as it is about 80 Kg. The kit is complete but you have to make a frame to support the oven. Make the frame high enough so you can stand in front of the oven and look straight in it without having to bend over! For the frame I used 25 mm square steel. The base is supplied and it is made of aerated concrete and you build the oven refractory base on top of it. Have fun and send pics!
 
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