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I'm sure most of you have one, but I didn't before Friday. I don't know how I survived without a pizza stone. Both my cookies and my homemade pizza came out perfectly with the stone. I am in love.
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Re: kitchen rave...
I love mine! I have tons of Pampered Chef stoneware. I have some ceramic glazed bakers which I love for casseroles and lasagna and I have a deep dish baker which I usually do my chicken roasters in.
Kristen, when I do cookies, I usually have to cook them a minute longer on the first batch (because the stoneware needs to heat up), the second batch is usually right on target with the recipe, then the last batches are always a couple minutes less (90% of the time is nestle tollhouse chocolate chip that I make)
My stone is that way too. I'm afraid if I put cookies on it they'd come out tasting like pepperoni. I can also fit more cookies on a cookie sheet.
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My neighbor uses hers for everything...and her stuff is always delicious. Maybe next time you try cookies, you could bake one or two on the stone. That way if they taste yucky, you don't have to have a whole batch that's yucky.