They're often able to cook up a range of different pizza types and require very little tending unlike those that cook with an open flame. If you’re a little apprehensive about flying a drone like this for the first time, you’re in for a big surprise because this one is so easy even an ape could fly it.

The joy of this pizza oven is that it's easy to build and use, meaning you can get cooking (and eating) tasty pizzas with your friends and family in no time.Overall video quality is frankly gobsmacking given the size of the camera but it’s the new night video mode that truly impresses with its rich detail in even the lowest lighting conditions. A single dial at the front of the oven controls a linear burner at the back, which got the oven up to cooking temperature within 10 minutes and created a very even heat throughout the chamber. They require the most patience and skill, as they usually take longer to get up to temperature than gas, and need almost constant attention to get the flames to the right size and consistency.

Crucially, the RC 2 provides all the control elements of the standard controller, including a built-in DJI Fly app. Wearing heat-proof gloves will help keep you safe while adding fuel, and if necessary, when launching and rotating pizzas.Keep a consistent temperature 400°C is usually ideal for cooking pizza, but it can vary depending on what type of pizza you're cooking. For this reason, we can start a pie on the bottom rack to brown the bottom crust, move it to the center rack for a majority of the baking time, and finish the oven on the top rack to brown the crust. Although the DJI Mini 4 Pro is mini by nature, there’s nothing mini about its flight and camera performance which are nothing short of sensational. To clean the pizza stone, gently scrape off any food before using a minimal amount of hot water and a brush to get rid of any remaining stains.

Using both is best, as temperature guns tell you how hot the pizza stone is – built-in thermometers don't. You can get aluminium or wood pizza peels, and while the aluminium ones are easier to clean and maintain, they're more prone to sticking. The first time I used it, I opted for gas so I could focus more on the process and not have to deal with tending a fire; after that, however, I tried my hand at using wood. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). Turning peel This smaller paddle has a rounded edge to help you slide it under one side of the pizza and turn it while it's cooking, without the need to take it out.Finally, go for a metal oven if you’re planning on doing more speedy cooking over a shorter period, as although they tend to heat up quicker, they are less effective at retaining heat. The app also provides access to DJI’s incredible follow-me ‘active track’ function with fully customisable autonomous flight paths plus the usual range of amazing quick shots, including orbit, zoom, dronie etc. Heat-proof gloves Getting up close and personal with an oven that can burn at 500°C comes with its risks. The item may be missing the original packaging or protective wrapping, or may be in the original packaging but not sealed. Other accessories you might like to invest in are BBQ oven gloves to prevent burns, an electric fire starter, which allows you to easily light your charcoal or wood, and a thermometer gun, which measures the radiating temperature inside the pizza oven.

The same goes for cake layers though be careful to let the cake set before moving the cake around in the oven… it may collapse.The cylindrical shape of the oven is unusual, however, it means it is a very compact oven that is also fuel efficient and makes the most of the wood it’s fed.