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This is a pizza idea, not a recipe. No dough, toppings, temperature, or cook time is given here — the idea is the pan.
The pan on this site for this idea is the Lodge 12-Inch Dual-Handle Cast Iron Skillet: the gold standard for both kitchen stovetops and campfire grates.
Heavy wall thickness holds searing temperatures evenly, and the helper handle makes lifting a full pan safe with heat gloves. That is the skillet the skillet guide on this site describes, and the same pan the idea below starts from.
A cast iron skillet pizza starts with the skillet, not with a special pizza pan: the same 12-inch skillet used for stovetop and campfire cooking, used as the pan for a pizza. See the skillet guide for what the pan is, and the Cast Iron Care page for how cleaning it works after cooking.
No pizza recipe, dough, toppings, oven or fire setup, temperature, or timing is published on the skillet guide page, so none is stated here. If Kyle wants this page to carry his own pizza approach, he needs to supply it — his dough, his toppings, his setup, and his timing, in his own words. Nothing has been invented to fill this gap.
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