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mokomi t1_ix85k56 wrote

I do want to add on to that. A pizza stone and a pizza steel are both real things. With advantages and disadvantages. I have both. Using the stone if I'm making a single pizza and just use the stone as the "serving plate". A pizza steel hold the heat much better than a stone would. Making it better for multiple pizzas and not something you want to serve with.

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mokomi t1_ix85ana wrote

I have to agree. Honestly, I forget that the dough continues to work itself after you mix everything together. There are a few youtubers that has shown their experiments. Going too far as no yeast, no sugar, etc. I know Adam Ragusea has a series that goes through a lot of different checkboxes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4ABOKdHEUs

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alohadave t1_ix7z1tx wrote

You should be rinsing with hot water and scraping all the gunk off with a plastic scraper. No soap, and wait until the stone is fully cooled.

What you really need to do is cook fatty things on it to season the stone. Biscuits, rolls, cookies, things like that. The fat will coat the surface and build up a coat of non-stick seasoning.

You can also lightly spray Pam or other cooking spray every time you cook with it. It'll make foods slide right off, and getting charred cheese off becomes trivial.

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