Hi Bill,
If memory serves me right, (and that's a big if), Dale commented in a cnd show that the stone can be used for many more things than pizza. Also, I believe you put the pizza directly on the stone and it helps the pizza get a crust which is more crisp. I realize this is a bit vague and I apologize for that.
hth,
Nancy Martin
----- Original Message ----- From: "Bill Deatherage" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, August 19, 2013 11:29 PM
Subject: [CnD] Using my new pizza stone


Hello,
Debbie Got me a pizza stone for an early birthday present. I am planning on using it sometime this week. I have a few questions: first of all, if I put the pizza crust in a pizza pan and then put it on the stone do I need to put some oil on the stone before I use it? Second what does the stone do for the crust? Does it help distribute the heat evenly or does it add something to the taste?? Another question is; could you use the stone when baking bread or roles?? Or is there other things you can use the stone for baking than just pizza crust? I am looking forward to using it. When I heard about one I want to get one to have fun using it. Thanks in advance, for everyones help on the list. I enjoy reading everyones messages. I have learned so much and I look forward to all the information there is to learn.
Have a good day..
Bill Deatherage
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