Could you bake a pizza in the oven on this so the ingredients wouldn't fall through the oven rack?
1630111
I think so but have not tried it. The mats work great if 1.) not under direct flames and 2.) used in temps under 500 degrees. A pizza cooks within those conditions. It's not a pizza stone but a cheap alternative.
1630112
I don't see why not as long as your oven is not hotter than 500 degrees. We made pizza on the grill with the grill mats and they came out great....nice and crispy crusts. Enjoy. It's a product everyone should have!
1630113
On the grill i have had it up to 425, so i don't see why not. Just a guess though.
1630114
Don't know since we haven't tried that yet. But I think if you keep your temp under 500, it'll be fine.
831850
It a bit big for the oven (you will have to take out a rack). But I don't why you could not put it in the oven.
830082
No. You can NOT put it the oven, it is for rolling your dough. It is rubbery on the backside so it doesn't slide around on the counter and smooth on the front side so your dough doesn't stick much. Very similar to my old Tupperware one I had for 20+ yrs.
497850
I guess so. I don't know my oven by its serial numbers. But it's a great oven and the round pizza pan fits in. However, the bottom is always soggy so I prefer to heat my frozen pizzas in a large fry pan on the stove, with just a drop of olive oil to coat the bottom.
769482
If you are talking about the wood top shelf the answer is yes! You could even put a kitchenaid mixer on it too w/ the oven! It's very sturdy.
2267358
I use a stone in the oven then put onto that. with just an oven rack yes, i guess you'd do best with the support of a cookie rack. works best with a pizza stone. can't use for bread with a super high water content like ciabatta
2019429
I see that some one else answered yes, but I do not see a way on my oven to do that. Might ask other person how they do it, if it really is possible.
1001001
Oh, definitely you can bake with it in the oven. That is what it was designed for and why it is called a baking rack. You can also use it to carry your `cones' to whatever special event. My only complaint, and not about the rack itself, is you need a special box to put the two I bought in. I used the box the items were delivered in. I cut the end of the box off so the end piece would be a door and I could slide the two racks of decorated cones in. Spectacular results and were the hit of an event. Great product. cjs
1485743
I just started making Pizza's in the oven. I have made 12''. It looks like you can make 2 at the same time.I really like the oven.
109735
The oven has a pizza stone for making "standard" pizza. It works quite well. I love it! It also comes with a teflon coated pan for "deep dish" pizza with I never use. I don't care for deep dish pizza.
2158070
Not sure if you could, but I don't see why you couldn't. It would have to be on a cookie tray or something if you wanted to keep it elevated off the oven rack.I use mine in a small GSI pressure cooker to steam rice by keeping the rice insulated and elevated from the direct heat.
1290038
As with most any non-stick pot or pan, metal utensils are a no-no. Once you've baked the pizza, transfer to your stone or cutting board to slice it up. I built a wood fired brick pizza oven in the back yard, and the dough is really flimsy and sticky, making the non-stick pan a must for sliding the pizza off into the brick oven. HTH,Mike
2233137
take the pizza stone and the shaft out of the oven. You need to adjust the collar using a metric allen wrench to make the platform sit a little higher. You really need to tighten it pretty good so it won't slide back down.
840059
Yes, you're right. I never tried to use this in the oven (I use it for rolling dough), but I don't think it's rigid/sturdy enough to use alone.
1692918
while I haven't tried the stone in a regular oven, I would think it would work fine. I wouldn't hesistate to try it - the whole thing pictured goes in my bbq w/o issue. It gets really hot....have your oven mits ready. When assembling pizza....use lots of corn meal on the stone so the dough doesn't stick. I assembled pizza's on a cutting board and then slid them onto the stone. I didn't try assembling on the stone.
827429
There is a removable mini baking tray included to use inside the oven. Hope this answers your question.
1887749
Absolutely not. Pizza needs top heat as well as bottom, this does not cook that way.