• Retains heat
• Evenly distributes heat
• Creates crispy crust
• 14-inch by 16-inch
• Use for breads and rolls

Product Description
To the chef who believes the crust is all, there is no other way to bake a pizza than on Best Manufacturers’ 5/8-inch thick baking store which offers the heat retention and smooth surface found in commercial pizza ovens. Make of porous ceramic…. More >>

Best Manufacturers 14-inch by 16-inch Pizza Stone

• Bakes family-sized pizza, breads, rolls, biscuits
• Firebrick stone duplicates results of old stone ovens
• Heats evenly for crisp crusts; high heat retention
• Withstands thermal shock; won¿t crack when changing temperature
• Absorbs moisture

Product Description
A baking stone for home oven use reminiscent of the stone baking ovens of earlier times. Over 30 years ago the Old Stone Oven Company first introduced the baking store for home use and it is still the best. Thicker than other stones available, it has a porosity and heat retention that is perfect for a good crust. The Old Stone Oven Pizza Stone duplicates crispy pizzeria quality pizza – crust and all- in a standard kitchen oven. The Stone can also be used to bake… More >>

Old Stone 16-Inch Round Oven Pizza Stone

The Calphalon Classic Bakeware 16″ Round Nonstick Pizza Pan is the ultimate pizza bakeràthe combination of the heavy gauge aluminized steel construction and the perforations ensure a crisp brown pizza every time! The advanced nonstick interior and exterior guarantees easy clean up!

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Review
Professional pizza and traditional European bread ovens are often lined with stone or brick. This is so heat is stored up and redistributed evenly. The resulting blast of heat from the Old Stone Oven rectangular pizza stone gives bread and pizza a nice chewy crust. The rustic French tarts called galettes are also well suited to a baking stone. To use the stone, place it in a cold oven and preheat to 500 degrees for pizza, or according to the recipe for bread or galettes. The stone is made of the same material that lines blast furnaces and kilns, so it can handle ultra-high temperatures. Wait until the baking stone is entirely cooled before attempting to clean it. Let it dry completely before using again. Some discoloration will occur over time; this is natural and will not affect baking. Using baking parchment may help delay that discoloration. Do not bake cookies, turnovers or other high-fat items on the stone; the stone would absorb the fat and proceed to produ (more…)