Can I put the mat on top of a pizza stone for pizza or heating things? will it hurt it or melt it?
1624111
Whether a cookie sheet or pizza stone, it should be fine, and won't melt as long as you follow the package directions to not heat your oven past the burning point of the actual silicone. I think that's 425 or 450 degrees. These are great!! I use them everyday and even bought two more packs because my Mom and Nonna wanted to steal mine ;)
1624112
Silicone mats can be used at max heat of 480 degrees F. So it's not suitable to use on a pizza stone, but you can easily heat up things on them.
1624113
I have never used it on the pizza stone (sounds like a good idea), but the pads can withstand heat to 475 I believe.
1624114
They do have a heat rating. I assume if you keep it under the correct temperature you should be ok.
1624115
It should not be used for temperatures above 400F, which includes broiling. Usually when you use a pizza stone, you're going above that temperature, but if for some reason you're doing lower then you should be fine.
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.
1015654
I wouldn't recommend it. An aluminum pizza pan is made for that purpose. Try ablekitchen.com for pizza pans as low as $3.00 each. Also get a "pizza screen" to let pizza cool a little and prevent crust from getting soggy.
731288
Yes, the pizza stone heats up and evenly cooks the crust. Just dont get the wooden paddle wet. Ours curled into a scoop! You can use it for cookies in a regular oven too.
1335724
Yes! Any damage done to the heat mat can be a fire hazard. Don't ever use a damaged heat mat!
1301071
I am currently using it in a gas oven on the lowest rack. The instructions say not to place the mat on the bottom of the oven interior of a gas oven.
1403337
If your oven has a clean mode you can put the pizza stone in and burn the food off. Otherwise just leave it in the oven and it will burn off over time. Do not put any water or cleaning products on your stone because it will cause the stone to expand and contract in the oven and it will crack.
478984
It's pretty straight forward. Preheat the stone along with your oven. Once desired temp is reached, slide your pizza onto it. After it has cooled you can scrape any melted cheese off. I don't wash mine.
1972802
No. The blanket is good for arresting sparks and short term exposure to flame. You could not use it for a pizza oven. The fiberglass would not hold up to long term exposure to temperature.
1640681
I have only placed something really hot on it one time but grabbed a mat to put under it. For that short time it didn't hurt it but I always put a mat under my hot items on my counters also. But very easy to do. I really like mine but I needed the extra space.
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!
598745
Absolutely not. Any damage to the mat, it should be discarded, according to the manufacturer. Fire issue maybe? I'd just buy a new pan to fit the mat.
2023796
That's just the way it is with a pizza stone. Let it go. Scrubbing it with water can harm it. If you put it in the oven while it still has moisture in it it could crack. Just wipe it off with a damp sponge and let it air dry.
482141
We re-heat pizza directly on the mat. We also re-heat french fries, onion rings, and just about anything you can think of that needs to stay crispy. No, we do not place a pan under it. It cleans up easily.
1290041
You can cut the pizza on it but that would damage the pan, I move it to a cutting board for slicing.
1203094
you have to have some type of wood. and then buy another grate for the top, and put a pizza steel there or something cast iron will also work so the heat on top will be as hot as the bottom. pain in the but but it makes a fine pizza
486430
I use mine strictly as a heat deflector but you can cook on it by removing the grate. I bought a bigger stone for pizza.