Image 1 — Just the latest pizzas I continue to try to get better
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▲ 51 r/ooni+1 crossposts

Just the latest pizzas I continue to try to get better

1 - Pepperoni & onion

2- blue cheese, prosciutto, & fig jam

Things that have improved: my dough recipe, my baking strategy

Things that still suck: my shaping (I have the ooni peel which is pretty square shaped, so it's hard to get circular pizzas at the sice that I want them)

u/AdamTCooks — 4 days ago
▲ 27 r/eagles

I asked you all what to cook for an Eagles/Bears mashup last week - here's what I made!

I appreciated all of the insights in my post last week, though I couldn't bring myself to do a cheesesteak deep dish as many of you recommended.

Instead, I went with a cheesesteak jibarito - shaved ribeye cooked down with onions and provolone (yes, not cooper sharp. Can't find it around me.), sandwiched between twice-fried plantains with "pink sauce", lettuce, tomato, and onion.

u/AdamTCooks — 17 days ago
▲ 43 r/NFLv2

Last season, I combined iconic dishes from the two cities facing off in Monday Night Football, from Week 1 to the Super Bowl. Here's a Recap:

(rest in comments)

I will 100% be doing this again and before you ask, Week 3 was the best of the season by far.

Week 1 - Bears x Vikings: "juicy lucy" burger w/ Chicago hot dog toppings

Week 2A - Bucs x Texans: banh-mi Cuban sandwich

Week 2B - Chargers x Raiders: shrimp cocktail Korean bbq tacos

Week 3 - Ravens x Lions: crab dip Detroit-style pizza

Week 4A - Jets x Dolphins: Cuban-inspired BEC (cuban bread, plantains, pickled onions, mojo aioli)

Week 4B - Bengals x Broncos: half-and-half green chili/cheese coney breakfast burrito

Week 5 - Chiefs x Jaguars: KC bbq shrimp & cheesy-corn grits

Week 6A - Bills x Falcons: buffalo chicken-and-waffle slider w/ blue cheese pimento cheese & peach hot honey

Week 6B - Commanders x Bears: Italian beef w/ hot giardiniera and mumbo sauce

Week 7A - Bucs x Lions: Faygo soda-glazed guava & cheese pastelitos

Week 7B - Texans x Seahawks: teriyaki brisket tacos w/ queso and pineapple salsa

Week 8 - Commanders x Chiefs: burnt end pupusas with curtido and salsa roja

Week 9 - Cardinals x Cowboys: Sonoran hot dog frito pie

Week 10 - Eagles x Packers: cheesesteak w/ fried cheese curds

Week 11 - Cowboys x Raiders: prickly pear frozen margarita

Week 12 - Panthers x 49ers: Carolina bbq mission burrito

Thanksgiving Special - Packers x Lions: cranberry jam-stuffed paczki

Week 13 - Giants x Patriots: clam chowder NY-style pizza

Week 14 - Eagles x Chargers: French dip/roast pork sandwich hybrid on a pretzel roll

Week 15 - Dolphins x Steelers: croqueta pierogi

u/AdamTCooks — 1 month ago

Pickled Everything

Decided to just make two big jars of a bunch of things that I enjoy eating pickled. This has:

  • Cucumbers
  • Celery
  • Red Onion
  • Green Beans
  • Okra
  • Jalapeno
  • Garlic

Only thing I'd change next time is rinsing the okra next time - the brine has a bit of slime to it. Not noticeable when you eat it luckily.

u/AdamTCooks — 2 months ago
▲ 61 r/Pizza

Just a couple of pizzas on my Ooni Koda 12 - getting a bit better every time

Pizza 1 - goat cheese & prosciutto

Pizza 2 - ricotta, parmesan, and chanterelles that I found in my yard.

Trying to take a more thorough approach to pizza than I do to my cooking in general. Slowly refining my dough recipe to account for the heat and humidity, and playing with the oven temp/time.

My stretching and launch technique could use some work certainly - one day I'll have actually circular pizzas

u/AdamTCooks — 2 months ago
▲ 18 r/ooni

Just a couple of pizzas on the Koda 12 - I'm getting a bit better every time

First pizza is goat cheese and prosciutto

Second is ricotta, parmesan, and chanterelles that I found in my backyard

My general approach to cooking is very vibes-based and going by intuition, but making pizza has required me to be more observant and thorough! Slowly refining my dough recipe, learning how to account for the heat and humidity, and playing with temp on the oven itself.

u/AdamTCooks — 2 months ago