Posted by Dave Arnold At home I have an old Garland 6 burner stove with salamander that I picked up at a restaurant auction for a couple hundred bucks in 2001. It never got hot enough to do pizza the way I wanted. In runaway mode it only got to 600°F or so. I knew […]
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