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exhawg said:
I'm going to make myself a pizza tonight for dinner. I can't wait. I have a pizza stone so I can make an awesome pizza in the oven. I think everyone should own a pizza stone.
What is this pizza stone to which you refer? A picture and description of usage would be helpful...

I do have a Ginsu Butcher knife...
 
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osugrad21 said:
What is this pizza stone to which you refer? A picture and description of usage would be helpful...

I do have a Ginsu Butcher knife...
This is the one I got at Bed Bath & Beyond

http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/regProduct.asp?order_num=-1&WRN=-146726653&sku=11932509

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Just heat the oven (with the stone in it) to at least 400 waiting 10 minutes after it finishes preheating for the stone to reach full temp. Slide the pizza in on the wood peel and it cooks in 10-15 min.
 
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djtidebuck said:
Alright, this thread probably deserved to be highjacked, but I know, deep inside, you are thinking of a thread that did not go over so well.


No... Not really.. because if it sucks... I know its just going to fall off the board... and I need to just let it go...

Thump-- if you get your stone hot enough... nothing's going to stick to it. (It might have first time use instructions... some veggie oil or whatever)

Second.. there's no reaosn to take it out of your oven once you put it in there.. (except if you do "Self cleaning") the stone absorbs lots of heat and keeps your oven at a more constant/even temperature... and its ability to store and distributed heat evenly is why it cooks dough so well... kind of like a cast iron pan for inside the oven... where as a thin metal pizza pan will have hotter and cooler spots.
 
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AKAKBUCK said:
the stone absorbs lots of heat and keeps your oven at a more constant/even temperature... and its ability to store and distributed heat evenly is why it cooks dough so well...
How long does it take to cook a pizza on a stone?

I can cook one on a pan in about 12-14 minutes.
 
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Depending on how thick the crust is... as little as 7 or 8, as much as 12 or even 15 If you're doing some thick crust monster.

but if you jsut make say a small classic Margherita thin crust pizza... 7 minutes... (Really the toppings are more of an issue)... when my wife and I make them... We make a few small ones so we can have different toppings, and you can jsut blast through those.
 
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Was that a stone with handles? What the hell is that.? You have to remove the pizza with a wooden thingy. I've got one hanging on the wall. What in the hell are you going to do with that 500 degree stone after you take it out? Take it into the den and sit it on the coffee table? :bonk:
 
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coastalbuck said:
Was that a stone with handles? What the hell is that.? You have to remove the pizza with a wooden thingy. I've got one hanging on the wall. What in the hell are you going to do with that 500 degree stone after you take it out? Take it into the den and sit it on the coffee table? :bonk:
I threw my handles away. They are kind of dumb.

My pizza on the other hand was freakin awesome.
 
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I had a pizza stone but it got broke when I was moving:sad2:

Though I do still have a pizza knife, one of the big curve ones that looks like some kind of mid-evil weapon. that thing is awesome for cutting pizza way better than any roller type cutter that I've ever came across.
 
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scarletandgrey said:
I had a pizza stone but it got broke when I was moving:sad2:

Though I do still have a pizza knife, one of the big curve ones that looks like some kind of mid-evil weapon. that thing is awesome for cutting pizza way better than any roller type cutter that I've ever came across.
You can get a new stone at Bed Bath & Beyond for $15.
 
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