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not like a cutting board, no soap, and I am wondering if the composition of
the stones have changed to warrent the change in instructions, I don't recall DH getting anything on paper except a warrentee slip. Lee "TFM®" > wrote in message ... > On Sun, 11 Sep 2011 23:25:04 -0400, Cheryl wrote: > >> On 9/11/2011 8:56 PM, wrote: >> >>> You don't season a baking stone -- the pores must be open to cook things >>> properly. >>> >>> You dont clean a baking stone, other than to scrape off any obvious >>> burned-on >>> black stuff. The heat of the oven does short-term cleaning under normal >>> conditions. >>> >>> The stone will be cleaned ultimately during the oven's self-cleaning >>> cycle -- >>> after which you just wipe off any grey power with a damp sponge. >> >> First, I don't have a self cleaning oven. Second, the instructions said >> to season it. I'm a little surprised everyone is saying not to when the >> instructions say to do so. > > Maybe because everyone has actually used one and not just rubbed magic oil > on it. > > Put it in the oven and forget it's there. Scrape it with a steel spatula > and wash it like you would a cutting board when you feel the need, then > return it to it's home in the oven where it should stay no matter what > you're baking. > > TFM® |
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