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Help: Pizza/Baking Stone
Daughters gave me a pizza/baking stone for Christmas and it did not
bring cleaning instructions. The instructions did say to "cure" it by bringing it to 450 degrees F several times and to coat it with oil during the curing process. Well, I finally made my first pizza yesterday and reheated the rest a short time ago. The problem now is that I am having a heck of time trying to take out some burnt cheese. Is there an easy way or a proper way to remove the burnt cheese from the stone without having to scratch it? Many thanks in advance, Ray Austin, TX === |
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