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I am an avid baker and wanted to improve my bread. I bake 2-4 times a week using a dutch oven or regular challah tray. I've used brick before, but it's brittle and doesn't give the desired effect. I came across Backstahl on YouTube and decided to give it a try. Dough-Joe baking steel works much better than brick. I've made pizza 5 times and the pizza comes out crispy. Depending on how much filling is in the cake, it will take 3.5 to 7 minutes. I've made baguettes and loaves of bread on steel…

I've been making pizza at home with my own dough recipe for about a year. I started using a Walmart pizza stone and have been without a pizza stone for a while. I ended up buying a second stone with the skin on because my first one had so many black spots from bad holes and plaque flying off. A rock cracked in the middle, I said fuck it and went with the steel. That is amazing. It is already seasoned and ready to use. Perfectly cooked pizza, just like Italian spliffs. Frame. After preheating…

I worked at a pizza place in Brooklyn for about 6 years as a teenager so I know a thing or two about good pizza. Good pizza is hard to find these days, sometimes even in New York City depending on where you live (unless you're willing to travel a bit for it). So I decided to make it myself, like I worked in a pizzeria as a teenager. I see all these discussions on the internet that you need all these special ovens with a heat of about 500-550, New York water (a complete myth) and other nonsense…

We've probably seen all the comparisons of pizza stones and pizza steel on YouTube. Steel simply conducts heat better, and you get a better "speckled" crust. If you're making pizza in a domestic oven, you still need *something* to cook the pizza (you can't just put it directly on the rack), so this might also be the option that conducts the most heat. This comes pre-aged and is basically maintenance-free. Be aware that it will get a bunch of burnt shit on it *very quickly* - don't worry about…

I need a stone that won't break again and I've read many articles touting the benefits of steel. The best feature I read about was the excellent crust structure and quick cooking with steel. And because it's made of steel, it won't break and will last forever. I originally ordered the 3/8" size. It wasn't even the thickest. It was so heavy I couldn't get the oven rack out to put the pizza on it. . I mean it was HEAVY! It's, like breaking your leg hard.Ideally, for thicker steels, the oven rack…