The day before you are going to make the pizza, mix together the dry ingredients for the dough and then make a well in the centre.
Now add in the olive oil and the water a little at a time. I like to use the back of a regular table knife to bring the dough together.
Once all or nearly all of the water has been taken in and you have a dough forming, lightly flour your work surface and knead the dough for 10 minutes until nice and elastic.The set aside in an oiled bowl for 24 hours under a damp cloth.
Shredded Chicken:
Begin by firing up the BBQ and dropping your pizza steel or stone.
Take your chicken and make a couple of deep cuts in the flesh and rub in the herbs and spices.
Place on the indirect heat of the BBQ with the lid down and cook for 40-45 minutes as the pizza steel comes to temperature.When cooked, the internal temperature should read at least 73°C.
Remove and when cool enough to handle shred with a couple of forks.
As with all pizzas the key now is heat, you want temperatures as hot as you can get 300°C as a minimum and a steel that has been sat in that heat for at least 45 minutes.
Building the Pizza:
Thinly slice the tomato, cucumber and red onion
Lightly dust your work surface and turn out the pizza dough. It should have a light crust on it; this adds a load of flavour.Knock back the dough and knead for 5-10 minutes.
Cut the dough into two pieces and form into two 30-35cm pizza bases, and place them on baking parchment.
Cover with a kitchen cloth for 5 minutes whilst you clean up and gather the remaining ingredients.
Build your pizza; my running order goes, BBQ Sauce, Chicken, Cheese, Tomato, cucumber, red onion, more cheese, parmesan, more chicken and lots of cracked black pepper. But hey, it's a BBQ, let folk do what they want.
Slide on to the fiercely hot pizza stone or steel and cook for 5-6 minutes.
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Notes
Feel free to use some pre-cooked chicken if you like, however the thighs cook in the same time it takes to warm the pizza steel.