HM Pizza maker oven?

julietiff

Am now jealous and want one of theese as well as the pie maker I 'might' have bought :rotfl:

anguk

julietiff wrote: »

Am now jealous and want one of theese as well as the pie maker I 'might' have bought :rotfl:

I started with a pie maker too! Be careful before you know it your worktops will be filled with must-have gadgets.

Seriously though the pie maker (got 2 now, 1 freecycle, 1 carboot bargain) and pizza maker are two gadgets that do get used in our house and I would replace them if they broke.

julietiff

anguk wrote: »

I started with a pie maker too! Be careful before you know it your worktops will be filled with must-have gadgets.

Seriously though the pie maker (got 2 now, 1 freecycle, 1 carboot bargain) and pizza maker are two gadgets that do get used in our house and I would replace them if they broke.

'thinks' thought this was mse;)

pixie1

Well i have just accidentally pressed the buy it now button via amazon for one of these as a treat to myself. I was looking on ebay for one but i could get one any cheaper and freecycle wasnt giving me one either so ive taken the plunge.

Now i just need to learn how to make pizza dough lol

Pix

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I have a 'girdle' not griddle that I bought in Scotland I think it was in Fort William about 30 years ago.It cost me then about £10.00 which then was quite expensive but its worth its weight (and it is very heavy).I have made proper scones on it and also pizza's on top of the stove. My late Mum had an old iron girdle that had belonged to her Granny but it sadly got lost after her death. I love proper soda scones made on my girdle and they taste even better next day when slightly staler toasted with butter and honey on. Mmm I may get it out and make some today.i wouldn't bother with a £50.00 gadget see if you can buy a pizza stone from the net they must be cheaper.

Swan_2

JackieO wrote: »

I have a 'girdle' not griddle that I bought in Scotland I think it was in Fort William about 30 years ago.It cost me then about £10.00 which then was quite expensive but its worth its weight (and it is very heavy).I have made proper scones on it and also pizza's on top of the stove. My late Mum had an old iron girdle that had belonged to her Granny but it sadly got lost after her death. I love proper soda scones made on my girdle and they taste even better next day when slightly staler toasted with butter and honey on. Mmm I may get it out and make some today.i wouldn't bother with a £50.00 gadget see if you can buy a pizza stone from the net they must be cheaper.

mmmmmmm, soda scones :drool: I feel a baking session coming on


the thing about the pizza maker is that it gets far hotter than a standard domestic oven can & you get the heat top & bottom

I've been making my own pizza since I was a teenager & over the years have tried every method under the sun. I can honestly say that this gadget produces the best pizza I've ever eaten ... worth its weight in gold

julietiff

Have just won the pizza wizard on ebay, I missed the original auction
but the lady relisted it, can't wait

moneysaver12

i want one now

julietiff

Just wonered if anyone has a tried and tested recipe for
use with the machine?

Penelope_Penguin

I found recipes on this pizza machine website

I;ll add this to the exisitng pizza machine thread to give you more ideas

Penny. x