Baking stone

There's a good reason why baking stones have been around for centuries. In this post we share 6 different ways to use baking stones.

"This site contains affiliate links to products. We may receive a commission for purchases made through these links." A baking stone is one of the greatest kitchen appliances that you can get for baking beautiful loaves of bread and pizzas. With a clay stone, also known as a baking stone, you can bake bread with ... Read more

Make delicious homemade pizza with your own baking stone! Our guide will show you how to use a pizza stone to prepare incredible pizza and bread!

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Anny Wiebe on Instagram: "How to Open Bake a sourdough loaf I decided to share my process of open baking again since there’s so many new faces here! Welcome! ❤️ This is what works for me in my home electric oven. (This does not work for gas ovens, you can end up burning towels🙈!!) What you’ll need: - Baking stone or steel (the one I used is linked in my “tools” highlight) - Baking tray filled with lava rocks - Pizza peel - Towels to cover steam exits - Spray bottle with water How to: - p

I originally wrote a quick (and somewhat rambling) post about this topic back in 2007. I updated a tiny little sentence at the end to say "hey, I still own these and still clean them this way" in 2009. And now, another update for 2015. SAME pans and I still clean them the SAME way. To clean stoneware, Pampered Chef instructions say not to use soap and water on your stones. You use the little plastic scraper they send with the stone to scrape off any food, but soap will remove your seasoning…

I’ve been collecting pizza stones in order to recommend the best ones to you and because I have never met a piece of kitchen equipment I could resist. I have been surprised by some and disappointed by others. Here is my review…the stones are in random order. 1. Here is the workhorse of the group, […]

Learn how to use a pizza stone? See tips for oven baking stone crust pizza that's crispy with the best cooking temperature. Let’s bake!

The Baking Steel makes for perfect, crispy-on-the-outside-chewy-on-the-inside pizza crusts

Q: I think I ruined my beloved pizza stone! HELP! Last week I made a summer strawberry and rhubarb pie and it overflowed onto my pizza stone. I was unable to scrape the hardened, burned-to-a crisp pie filling off the stone, so I soaked it in warm water and dishwasher powder (eep, I know! even as i was doing it, I was thinking this is a terrible idea — pizza stones are porous).Well not only is the black grime still there, but the stone is seeping out a white film of soap.