Beyond installing a professional pizza oven -- which requires finesse, like knowing which ingredients don't belong in there-- using your grill to make pizza may be the best way to produce an ...

One mistake you don't want to make when using a charcoal grill, or even a gas grill, is to blast your pizza with direct heat, Mark Bello says. On a gas grill, remember to heat one side to medium-high ...

If you love pizza, you will absolutely adore Grilled Pizza! This post is more of a quick “how to grill pizza” tutorial than a recipe, and it’s really easy to do. I always use my homemade fail proof ...

Grilling pizza gives it a crispy crust and smoky flavor, and it's easier than baking in the oven. Use a hot grill, oiled dough, and cook one side first before adding toppings for best results. Choose ...

Pizza ovens can be expensive, especially considering the limited uses they have. Kitchen ovens can be used to make pizza, although you often need a specialty steel or stone to hold it. That said, ...

Once one side is grilled, transfer the dough to a work surface, slather the uncooked surface with oil, and put the dough oiled-side down back on the grill. At this point, you may want to reduce the ...