Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Whether you use it to bake pizzas, freeform loaves of bread, calzones, pitas or pies, a pizza stone (also known as a baking stone) ...

First off, what exactly is a pizza stone? The best part of a fancy restaurant pizza—the blistered, crispy-chewy crust—is usually the result of a wood-fired brick oven. But unless you’re lucky enough ...

The Unicook stone lets you bake gorgeous pies right in your oven. Our favorite pizza stone is the Unicook Large Pizza Stone. It bakes crisp crusts and is big enough to accommodate larger pies or ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. You may wonder why you need a pizza stone if you’re not ...

In the oven Without a doubt, the best way to cook homemade pizza is in a very hot oven (230°C to 290°C/450°F to 550°F) on a ...

December 8, 2015 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google A common complaint with gas ovens, especially older ones, is that they bake food unevenly. A pizza stone can ...

I used to buy pizza stones regularly. All too regularly, in fact, as they inevitably seemed to shatter somewhere around the fifth or sixth use. So I switched to terra cotta floor tiles from Home Depot ...