has anyone ever made a pizza using these mats?
1999781
yes, no problem. It has to be a relatively small one due to the size of the mats.
1999782
Have not made pizza using mats - don't believe it would be a problem - we love the mats - easy clean up - sometimes my husband does spray lightly with cooking oil - we use two mats to cover entire grill area - sorry unable to help specifically with pizza
1999783
Not yet, but I'll need to give it a try. I've made it on tinfoil and it worked. I'm believing the Grill Mat will do much better.
1261852
Yes, I've made frittatas in it. They slide out beautifully after finishing in the oven.
1651246
No. Very flimsy -does not hold shape or bridge across a pot rim. But I use these both on my pizza tin in my convection oven for non stick and also on my turntable in my microwave to make spills very easy to clean up. Just pull the mat and rinse in sink!
1497864
Yes, I have made pizza pockets in this type of iron many, many times. Some times it's been as simple as rubbing iron with olive oil in wells, lay two slices of white bread in olive oil, spread catsup or pizza sauce on slices, sprinkle with dry basil, oregano, garlic powder, Parmesan cheese. put a third of the grated cheese on each bread slice, add meat, cooked mushrooms, etc. Add remaining cheese and press each side into well (smashing bread a bit). Carefully close irons and cook! Do not overfill!
465960
I think you could put them on a cookie sheet and put that in the oven. There is a rack to cook the pizza on in the oven
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.
1395637
No, and I have used it very hard. I have processed enormous quantities of Parmesan cheese, pie crust dough and onions in multiple batches - like repeatedly 15 - 20 times, having to unlock, empty, and relock over and over, and have not had any issues.
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.
2108492
Have not tried, sorry. However, they work very well for direct or indirect grilling.
1886787
Do you mean from baking? I use the mat only for rolling / working on the dough. mine never goes into the oven.
326630
I have had several of these and use them so much they just wear out, the only pizzas that do not work are the fresh types like Papa Murphys because of the pan and the rising crust kind because of limited space to rise. The pizza cookers that have a turntable do well with these but the Papa Murphys needs to be frozen first or it sticks to the pan so you may as well buy the frozen I guess.
2210467
I don't use mine to cook pizzas!!!! I love them (I have 3) as serving platters. But it is good because I know they can go in the oven to keep hot appetizers hot.
2174137
I haven't, but I don't know why they wouldn't work for that activity. They work great for cutting sandwiches. Why don't you give cookie dough cutting a try and let us know how it works.
1776527
I think so, although I have not done so. The plates are good quality, heavy stainless steele. I use for serving as well as making nachos under the broiler. A pizza cutter might scratch the plates some but that would not be a big deal.
1287697
I have not but would be interested in knowing how to make my own cheese from this milk. I use this milk to make my homemade yogurt thicker like Greek style yogurt.
2054786
I've made Naan a few times, it works really well in the pronto. Just make the dough, stretch it out and stick it to the metal pizza peel. Invert the peel, slide it in the opening and slap the dough onto the pizza stone. Doesn't take long to bake either.
1048177
I imagine it could since cast iron has a high melting point. However, I think the pizzas would be in the very small size range. And messing around with a very hot cast iron pan while trying to put a second pizza on it sounds like trouble in the making(do not put it on a stone surface or you may have thermal cracks in your counter). I would recommend a pizza stone for the task (more surface area).