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Discover what you can cook on a Big Horn Outdoors® product — from wood-fired pizza to 1500°F seared steaks.

Every recipe is built and tested for our pizza ovens and infrared grills.

Which Pizza Ovens Can You Use Indoors?

Only electric pizza ovens that the manufacturer specifically rates for indoor countertop use belong inside a home. Never use a wood-, pellet-, charcoal-, propane-, or butane-fired outdoor pizza ove...

Should I Buy a Pizza Oven With a Rotating Stone?

Yes—if you want an easier path to evenly browned, high-heat pizza and usually cook one 12- to 16-inch pie at a time. A rotating stone continuously moves the pizza through the oven’s hotter and cool...

Is Stainless Steel a Good Choice for Pizza Ovens?

Yes—stainless steel is a good choice for a pizza oven because it is durable, corrosion-resistant, easy to clean, and well suited to portable high-heat designs. But the steel shell alone does not de...

How Heavy Are Portable Pizza Ovens?

Portable pizza ovens typically weigh 20 to 45 pounds, while larger “portable” models can reach 50 pounds or more. For true one-person transport, look for an oven under about 30 pounds; once a pizza...

Are Tabletop Pizza Ovens Any Good?

Yes—tabletop pizza ovens are very good when you want fast, high-heat pizza without installing a permanent outdoor oven. A capable model can heat a pizza stone far beyond a typical home oven and bak...

Which Pizza Oven Needs the Least Attention?

An electric countertop pizza oven needs the least attention because it eliminates live-fire management, ash removal, and propane-cylinder setup; many models use preset cooking modes and controlled ...

What Makes an Expensive Pizza Oven Worth It?

An expensive pizza oven is worth it when it improves the part of cooking you do most: managing heat, baking multiple pizzas, fitting larger food, or cooking in your preferred location. A premium ov...

Can You Get a Good Pizza Oven Under $300?

Yes—you can get a capable pizza oven for under $300, especially a compact 12-inch pellet, gas, or electric model. The trade-off is usually capacity, manual temperature management, or outdoor-only u...

Who Needs a 16-Inch Pizza Oven?

A 16-inch pizza oven is ideal for families, frequent entertainers, and home cooks who want larger pizzas without making multiple small batches. A 16-inch pizza has approximately 78% more surface ar...

Is a 12-Inch Pizza Oven Big Enough?

Yes, a 12-inch pizza oven is big enough for one or two people and can serve a small family when pizzas are cooked in batches. It accommodates personal-size pizzas up to approximately 12 inches in d...

What Size Pizza Oven Should I Get?

A 12-inch pizza oven is ideal for couples, personal pizzas, and portable cooking, while a 14- to 15-inch oven offers more room for family meals. Choose a 16-inch pizza oven if you regularly make la...

Do I Need a Multi-Fuel Pizza Oven?

You need a multi-fuel pizza oven if you want to switch between wood-fired cooking and convenient heat control without buying two ovens. A dedicated gas or pellet oven is sufficient if you consisten...

Can an Electric Pizza Oven Make Crispy Pizza?

Yes, an electric pizza oven can make crispy pizza when it delivers enough heat to the crust and removes excess moisture during baking. Dedicated electric pizza ovens can reach temperatures up to 85...

Which Gas Pizza Oven Is Easy to Use?

The easiest gas pizza oven to use has simple ignition, adjustable heat, and a cooking surface that helps beginners avoid burning their pizza. The Big Horn Outdoors 15-inch Dual Burner Gas Pizza Ove...