That's where pizza stones come in: These rectangular or circular slabs of relatively thick stone or metal absorb heat to cook pizza much faster than a pan or sheet tray, mimicking the results of ...

Love a homemade pie or even a frozen pizza? Anyway you slice it, learning how to use a pizza stone (and how to care for it) will up your at-home pizza game. The post How to Use a Pizza Stone appeared ...

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or by the brand-name baking steels — are slowly supplanting pizza stones as the best surface for home chefs to cook gourmet pizzas. Posters in online forums have discussed how well steel would ...

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The secret lies in pizza stones. Typically made from cordierite, a stone that can withstand molten temperatures and draws moisture from dough for round, even cooking, these pizza accessories ...

Preheat the oven to 240C/220C Fan/Gas 9 and preheat two pizza stones or heavy baking trays (baking trays are less effective than pizza stones but will still help the base cook quickly).