Congratulations to our most recent monthly drawing winners-

K. Haynes
E. Powers
Concepts
D. Westendorf
A. McKinney
J. Teeters
M. Bach
R. Leggett
R. Beiersdorfer


Thank you to everyone who registers monthly and to all our customers for their continued patronage.

Congratulations to our recent monthly drawing winners-

E. Powers
R Taggert
D Disbennett
K Haynes
K Westendorf
M Clements

Thank You to all our customers for their loyal patronage and remember to visit our website each month to register for the drawing.  Drawing is open to any current customer and no purchase is necessary.

Congratulations To Our recent Monthly Drawing Winners

January:

R. Leggett
R. Zippin
J. Klein

February:
R. Beisdorfer
D. Bracher
A. McClanahan

March:
J. Parker
E. Fultz
B. Kadlubowski


Thank You to all our customers for their loyal patronage and remember to visit our website each month to register for the drawing.  Drawing is open to any current customer and no purchase is necessary.

Monthly Drawing Winners

Congratulations To Our Recent Monthly Prize Drawing Winners

A. McClanahan
J. Sutton
D. Bracher
D. Disbennett
D. Westendorf
K. Mathias
D. Lockby
V. May
R. Leggett
Judy P
K. Haynes
L. Teeters

Auxier Gas Cook Out and Cruise In Take 2

                     

              Cook Out and Cruise In Take 2

            Here is the updated date and new registration opportunity                    for your classic ride.  Hope to see you all then.                                          Click here to register your classic ride.

Congratulations to our recent monthly prize winners -

Kathy B.
Ed F.
Howard T.
Connie T.
Linda T.
Joann M.
Bill S.
Holly L.


Your prizes went out in the mail today so keep an eye out for them and thank you for your continued support of our company

The Auxier Gas Team

Celebrate National Pizza Party Day with a grilled pizza!

BY ELISE BAUER

Step-by-step instructions for using your grill, gas or charcoal, to make homemade pizza.

Photography Credit: Elise Bauer

The first time I heard of making pizza on a grill all I could think of was, why would anyone want to do that?

Now that I’ve done it more than a few times I can think of several reasons, the first being who wants to heat up an oven to 450°F or higher on a hot summer day?

If you use a grill to make pizza, you can keep the heat outside where it belongs. Grills also better mimic a wood fired oven than your conventional indoor oven.

Whether using charcoal or gas, the smoke from the grill will help give your pizza great flavor that you simply cannot get from a regular oven.

It’s also easy! No, the pizza dough does not fall through the grill grates. Assuming you’ve properly heated the grill, your dough will form a lovely lightly browned crust.

The trick is that you cook the plain dough first, on one side, on the grill. Then remove it, flip it, brush the grilled side with sauce and toppings, and return the pizza to the grill for final cooking.

This is a quick how-to on the grilling steps. I’m assuming that you already have pizza dough ready to go, but if not, we have a great recipe here on our homemade pizza post.

MAKE AHEAD INSTRUCTIONS

• Make ahead the dough. Make a double batch of the dough, let it rise, then divide it, wrap it in plastic wrap and freeze it! Then, when you want pizza for dinner, take the dough out of the freezer and put it into the fridge before you go to work, and when you come home take it out of the fridge and put the dough on the counter to warm while you heat up the grill.
• Make ahead the crusts. Just stretch out the dough and grill it lightly on both sides. Let the crust cool on a rack so that the heat and steam on the underside of the crust doesn’t make it soggy. You can make several this way, a few hours ahead of time. Then when you are ready to grill again, paint the crusts with sauce, add toppings and grill!

How to Grill Pizza

Make pizza dough from scratch using our pizza dough recipe. Alternatively, you may be able to find prepared pizza dough, in the frozen foods section, at your local supermarket.

INGREDIENTS

• Pizza dough (if using our pizza dough recipe note that it makes enough dough for 2 pizzas)
• Olive oil
• Standard toppings of tomato sauce, herbs, cheese (mozzarella is the best), and maybe some thinly sliced onions, tomatoes, mushrooms, or pepperoni
• Some flour or corn meal for dusting the cookie sheet or pizza peel

METHOD

1 Make the pizza dough or use prepared pizza dough.

2 Prep grill and toppings: Prepare the grill for high direct heat. Prepare a small bowl with olive oil for greasing the grill grates and for brushing the pizza. Prepare the toppings so they are ready to go on the pizza—tomato sauce, cheese, and anything else you wish.

3 Stretch and shape the pizza dough: Shape the pizza dough by flattening it with your hands on a slightly floured surface. Either use your fingers to stretch the dough out, or hold up the edges of the dough with your fingers, letting the dough hang and stretch, while working around the edges of the dough.

 

Once you've stretched the dough, let it sit for 5 minutes and then push out the edges with your fingers again, until you have a nice round shape, about 12-inches in diameter. Do not make a raised rim, it will interfere with the grilling process.

 

Note that if you are preparing the pizza dough for a party, you can make several pizza dough rounds, stack them separated by parchment paper, and keep them in the refrigerator for up to two hours before cooking.

4 Grill one side of the pizza crust: Once the grill is hot (you can hold your hands an inch over the grates for no more than 2 seconds), dip a tightly folded up paper towel in olive oil and use tongs to wipe the grill grates.

Then place a pizza dough round on a lightly floured (or you can use cornmeal) rimless cookie sheet (or pizza peel if you have one).

Let the dough slide off the cookie sheet onto the hot grill grates.

Close the lid of the grill and let cook for 2 minutes.

 

5 Check how well the dough is grilling, look for pockets of air bubbles: After 2 minutes, open the grill and check underneath the dough to see if it is getting browned. If it is on one side, but not another, use a spatula or tongs to rotate the dough 90 degrees and cook for another minute.

If it is not beginning to brown, cover the grill and continue to cook a minute at a time until the bottom has begun to brown.

It should only take a couple minutes if you have a hot grill. The top of the pizza dough will start bubbling up with air pockets.

 

6 Remove grilled dough and flip it over onto a cookie sheet: Once the pizza dough has browned lightly on one side, use your cookie sheet or pizza peel to remove it from the grill. Use a spatula to flip the dough over so that the grilled side is now up. Keep the grill covered so it retains its heat for the next step.

 

7 Brush with olive oil, add toppings: Paint the grilled surface of the pizza with a little olive oil, then cover with 1 ladle of sauce – no more, or you'll end up with a soggy pizza.

Sprinkle on your toppings, ending with Mozzarella cheese (if using), and if using meat, put that over the cheese.

Remember to go light on the toppings, or your pizza will be heavy and soggy.

 

8 Slide the topped pizza back onto the grill. If you are using a gas grill, reduce the heat. If working with a charcoal grill, close the vents on the cover almost all the way. Close the lid and cook for 2-3 minutes more, or until the bottom begins to char and the cheese is bubbly. Pull off the grate with a spatula onto a cutting board or other flat surface and let rest for a couple minutes before cutting into slices.

Slice and serve!

https://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/how_to_grill_pizza/