Grilling mini-pizzas tonight.  Will take pictures for those who were asking about 'em.  Will effort for recipe later.
		
		
	 
I really want to try this.
		
 
		
	 
The key is obviously the dough.  She made it this morning.  She then rolls out 20-25 round crusts about the size of a Frisbee.  Let 'em relax in the fridge for most of the day.  Then, about 90 minutes before go time, you want to grill 'em for about 90 seconds on each side.  They'll start to bubble up, which is fine, just don't over bubble 'em.  Everybody gets to make their own pizza, which is always a crowd pleaser.  Having variety is key.  Fresh basil is a must, imo.  Different meats, peppers, veggies, olives...you know the drill.Grilling the pizzas isn't rocket science, but there's obviously some care that needs to be taken.  Too hot and you'll burn the bottoms and since you can't flip them, you have to be careful.  I've found that grilling them over indirect/low heat with high heat on the opposite side works best.  I like mine a little more done and the older your grill, the more flavor you'll incorporate into the final product.  Lastly, my wife and I swear that the pizzas we make the next day with the leftover crusts are better than the pizzas we make the same day.  I'm sure that's all in our head as I can't imagine that 'aging' the dough changes the taste, but we've done this a few times now and a day or two or three after we originally make them seems to add to the flavor.  
