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How to Grill Pizza that’s Crispy, Chewy and Ready in only 15 Minutes

Everything you need to know about how to grill pizza. This is seriously the best, easy grilled pizza recipe you’ll ever make without a pizza stone. It’s chewy, crispy, and perfect for adding your favorite toppings.

Prep Time
15 mins
Cook Time
8 mins
Total Time
23 mins

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  • says:

    5 stars
    Super! I used your method with different toppings(pesto, super thin fresh tomato, fresh mozzarella and parm cheese, basil) . First time ever grilling pizza and it came out great! The flip from parchment to grill was a little nerve wracking at first, but was perfect. Thank you!

    • replied:

      Perfect!! Such a great summertime meal 🙂

  • says:

    5 stars
    Came out so good! Instructions were excellent!

  • says:

    We use our Weber grill to make pizza all the time – it’s the only way to make pizza! I got my husband the Weber pizza stone insert and we love it!

  • says:

    5 stars
    Hello! Love this recipe and just bought a new Weber Genesis Grill 2. Can you advise about exactly which settings you use on each burner? My Weber heats up super quickly to 500 plus with all 3 burners set to high and I noticed in the video you had the burners set to half way ( medium?) When you were adding the toppings. Thanks again!!!

    • replied:

      Hi! I preheat my oven to 425 degrees F, so they should be around medium / medium-high! Be sure to just keep an eye on the temperature gauge and adjust accordingly 🙂

  • says:

    5 stars
    This was absolutely one of the best grilled pizzas I’ve made. The crust was perfect!!

    • replied:

      This is so great, glad you are loving this recipe!

  • says:

    Love this idea! Do you think it would work the same with your cauliflower crust or would I need to adjust the grilling time at all?

    • replied:

      Hmm I’m not so sure the cauliflower crust would hold together well on the grill, sorry to say! You could definitely grill any toppings you put on that crust though 🙂

  • says:

    if adding vegetables, do they have to be cooked first?

    • replied:

      It depends on the veggies you use and how thinly you slice them! If you’re worried about them not cooking enough, you can definitely saute them ahead of time 🙂

  • says:

    5 stars
    This is the quickest and easiest pizza recipe ever. I get the store bought dough in a bag and you have a super delicious pizza with perfect crust in like, 10 minutes. Life changing method, been craving it already this Spring.

    • replied:

      I’m SO glad you love it, Violet! Isn’t grilled pizza just the best?!

  • says:

    5 stars
    Perfect!!! My husband and I were super intimidated by grilling the dough, but it was so easy and left our grates clean. I think this is going to be our new summer Friday night dinner. We both preferred it to most take out pizzas and we’re talking about all the topping combos we were going to try next! 11 month old loved it as well- but if he didn’t like pizza we would have to look into a return policy

    • replied:

      It’s easier than you think! So glad it was a hit. Haha gotta love the pizza!!

  • says:

    great recipe, but if i may suggest the PizzaQ from bbqpizzagrill you can control the temperature applied both to the bottom and the top so it doesnt burn, woks amazing

    • replied:

      Great tip!

  • says:

    I never post on recipes but this is a first… definately deserving. We have been grilling pizzas for quite a few years and have always used flour to roll out our dough. Your suggestion for parchment paper and olive oil just brought the pizzas to a whole new level and made is soooo much easier!!! Thanks so much for sharing!

    • replied:

      So easy and fun! Glad you enjoyed 🙂

  • says:

    Great article you shared. Always i made pizza on my oven but didn’t make it in a grill. In my home, I have a charcoal weber grill. I want to make a pizza on my grill. Thanks for your recipe. Of course, I shared my experience with you. I hope it will be a better experience.

    • replied:

      Perfect! Let me know if you give it a try!

  • says:

    4 stars
    Great idea! I’ve done this a few times and it does take some practice to get it right. I’m slowly getting the hang of it, though, and each batch keeps coming out better. Loved the BBQ chicken pizza idea! Thanks for including the topping suggestions at the end of the post and posting such a versatile how to recipe! This is one I will keep coming back to.

    • replied:

      Absolutely! One of my go-to’s in the summer 🙂 Enjoy!

  • says:

    5 stars
    I tried this over the weekend and it was perfect. I love a crispy crust!

    • replied:

      Amazing! So happy to hear that. I’m all about that crispy crust.

    • replied:

      5 stars
      Just made this. It was the first time I ever grilled a pizza. instructions were simple, Parchment paper was an outstanding shortcut. pizza was crispy and delicious.

      • replied:

        Amazing! So happy to hear that 🙂

  • says:

    I use my BBQ all summer long to beat heating up the kitchen. I never would have thought of grilling pizza. It looks awesome though.

    • replied:

      We do, too! Hope you get a chance to try grilling pizza – it’s so fun and SO delicious.

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