Prep Time
10 mins
Grill Time
10 mins
Total Time
20 mins
Categories
We started grilling pizzas for lunch here at GrillGrate HQ a while back. The barbecue pizza was hardly a stretch for us- we always have some leftover bits of smoked meat from the weekend.
Ingredients
Servings
2 pack ready made pizza crust
1 pound of pulled pork (chicken will work fine as well)
3 cups shredded cheddar cheese
1 cup BBQ Sauce (we used The Shed’s brand)
3/4 cup sliced green onions
Directions
Step 1
Preheat your grill to 350°F (450°F at the grate surface)
Step 2
Remove the pizza crusts from the packaging and spray one side of each with some pan spray
Step 3
Place the crusts onto a pizza piel
Step 4
Spread the BBQ sauce evenly on the pizza crusts
Step 5
Sprinkle the pork over the BBQ sauce
Step 6
Sprinkle the cheese over the pork then add the green onions
Step 7
Transfer the pizzas to your grill and close the lid, check after five minutes
Step 8
When the bottom of the pizza has some nice grill marks (not too dark) rotate it 90 degrees, check again after 5 minutes.
Step 9
Has anyone made pizza using fresh (not precooked) dough? I’d do it with the rail side down, flat side up, but I wonder if anyone has already “done the experiment”?
yes we have with Urban Slicer grilling dough! Actually works best RAILS UP!
I thought the grill grates were hotter than the selected grill temp, so you get the great sear marks on meat. Wouldn’t this do the same thing to pizza crust? Just a question as I haven’t tried pizza on my Rec Tec. I do a lot of steaks and chops on it and they always turn out great on the grill grates.
Hi Bill!
Yes GrillGrates do run hotter. Allocate that in your cook time. We like our pizza crispy but do whatever you and yours like best!
Is the temp right?? It seems to be backwards.
Whoops! Great catch, thanks! We will fix that.