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Kelly
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Pizza Baking Stone
Does anyone have one?
How is it?
(This may be a silly question, but: Is it safe?!)
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Posted 2/22/06 5:39 PM  |
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CAJ
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
I have one and never use it, the few times I did I never noticed a difference...
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| Posted 2/22/06 5:40 PM |
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JennChris
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
I have one from Pampered Chef and I love it! I use it to bake cookies on too...
Why wouldn't it be safe?
Message edited 2/22/2006 5:43:08 PM.
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| Posted 2/22/06 5:42 PM |
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
we use ours often - we actually have two. Not sure what you mean by is it safe...
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| Posted 2/22/06 5:44 PM |
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beena
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
i have one and use it mostly for making that pampered chef brownie - decorated like a pizza.. 
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| Posted 2/22/06 5:47 PM |
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CAJ
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
Posted by JennChris
I have one from Pampered Chef and I love it! I use it to bake cookies on too...
Why wouldn't it be safe?
Do you have to season the stone first? or do you place them on there dry?
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| Posted 2/22/06 5:48 PM |
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JennChris
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
Nope no seasoning... but you can't wash it with soap either
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| Posted 2/22/06 5:50 PM |
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CAJ
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
Posted by JennChris
Nope no seasoning... but you can't wash it with soap either
just scrap it?
Message edited 2/22/2006 5:51:28 PM.
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JennChris
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
Posted by CAJ
Posted by JennChris
Nope no seasoning... but you can't wash it with soap either
just scrap it?
whaddya mean?
You just can't wash it with soap, only hot water... it comes out clean, nothing sticks to it..
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| Posted 2/22/06 5:52 PM |
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WoodIAm
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
I use mine all the time.
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| Posted 2/22/06 5:53 PM |
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mommy2Alex
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
I have one from the pampered chef too and I always use it to heat pizzas.
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| Posted 2/22/06 6:02 PM |
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CAJ
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
thanks..maybe I will crack open the box again, I have 2 of them from pampered chef...
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| Posted 2/22/06 6:05 PM |
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dpli
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
I use mine all the time and IMO, it works WAY better than the metal pizza tray I used to use. I find it really easy to roll out the dough right on the stone - i just put a little oil on it first. I think I used more oil on the dough the first few times to help season it.
You scrape off all the pieces of dough that stuck to it, then clean it with hot water.
The only thing I don't like about it is that it is heavy and sometimes I get a little nervous I will drop it when I take it out of the oven. I bought those super duper silicone oven mitts, and now I don't worry at all. 
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| Posted 2/22/06 6:44 PM |
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Tanaholic
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
I got one as a shower gift, I had registered for it, and have never used it.
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| Posted 2/22/06 6:44 PM |
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ssbride05
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
Posted by JennChris
I have one from Pampered Chef and I love it! I use it to bake cookies on too...
Why wouldn't it be safe?
I also have the one form papmered chef... I jsut started becoming a consultant. I know the stoneware cooks more evenly and is non-stick... it's great... 
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| Posted 2/22/06 6:52 PM |
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MrsSchwags
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
Posted by JennChris
I have one from Pampered Chef and I love it! I use it to bake cookies on too...
Why wouldn't it be safe?
I have the PC stones as well and I love them. I bake everything on it!
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| Posted 2/22/06 7:26 PM |
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Palebride
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
i have one - but i can't use it so much sincei dropped it and cracked a bit off of the side 
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| Posted 2/22/06 7:27 PM |
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Diana1215
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
I have one and have used it a few times. I love how the pizza comes out! It is really heavy though so DH has to lift it out of the oven for me.
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| Posted 2/22/06 7:41 PM |
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JennChris
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
Posted by Palebride
i have one - but i can't use it so much sincei dropped it and cracked a bit off of the side
Is it a Pampered Chef one?? I think there is a lifetime warranty on it or something..
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| Posted 2/22/06 7:46 PM |
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amarto
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
Posted by JennChris
Posted by Palebride
i have one - but i can't use it so much sincei dropped it and cracked a bit off of the side
Is it a Pampered Chef one?? I think there is a lifetime warranty on it or something..
If it is PC, call your consultant or PC directly. They should replace it. My mom left her stone on the oven burners, accidentally, while they were on, and the direct heat caused them to crack- she was able to get them replaced.
Oh yeah, I have a stone but I haven't used it. After reading what everyone is doing with them, I guess I have to bust mine out!
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| Posted 2/22/06 8:04 PM |
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JennChris
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
sometimes I make dough, sometimes I buy the frozen ones, but it's just as good... I chop garlic up and put it on the crust, then pizza sauce and lots of cheese... MMMMM!
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| Posted 2/22/06 8:07 PM |
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Palebride
I am an amazing bakist
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Lori
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
Posted by JennChris
Posted by Palebride
i have one - but i can't use it so much sincei dropped it and cracked a bit off of the side
Is it a Pampered Chef one?? I think there is a lifetime warranty on it or something..
ooooh! i didn't know that!
my mom gave it to me when she was a pampered chef consultant....i wonder if she can get me a new one!
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| Posted 2/22/06 8:13 PM |
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dooodles
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
I also have a pampered chef stone. Love to cook and bake cookies on it
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Gertyrae
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
I have one from Pampered Chef and love it! I mostly use it to bake cookies, though, but it makes them perfect every time.
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Gertyrae
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Re: Pizza Baking Stone
Posted by CAJ
Posted by JennChris
I have one from Pampered Chef and I love it! I use it to bake cookies on too...
Why wouldn't it be safe?
Do you have to season the stone first? or do you place them on there dry?
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I was told to use a little oil the first few times, but since then - no oil or cooking spray whenever I use it.
You can't use soap to wash it though, just water and the little scraper they supply you with.
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