
Barbecue Pizza at Home: The Working Guide
For one substantial 12-inch BBQ pizza, use a 65% hydration dough made with 300 g flour and 195 g water.
Barbecue leftovers can make excellent pizza when the meat is safe, the sauce is measured, and the cheese does not attempt flood control alone. Sweet, smoke, fat, salt, acid, and heat each get a job. When all six shout, dinner becomes a county-fair loudspeaker.

For one substantial 12-inch BBQ pizza, use a 65% hydration dough made with 300 g flour and 195 g water.

For one 12-inch pizza, start with 60 grams thick barbecue sauce plus 60 grams plain crushed tomato.

Make BBQ chicken pizza with homemade dough, measured sauce, cheese, onion, and fully cooked chicken.

Make pulled pork pizza with fully cooked pork whose storage history is known.

For one 12-inch BBQ brisket pizza, make a 65% hydration dough with 300 grams flour, 195 grams water, 6 grams salt, 1 gram instant yeast, and 9 grams oil.

Use a recipe that identifies fully cooked sausage and the intended crust, then measure and divide the toppings before assembly.