Will the cloth burn when placing in a 600 degree pizza oven?
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My oven doesn't get that hot but the amount of time it takes to slip your pie onto a stone isn't long enough to burn it. I do use a plain steel peel to remove it when it's done.
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Hi Kim, You would be fine. As other users have said, the contact is minimal to none and exposure time is very short. We have a long history of happy customers using in much hotter settings, including Big Green Eggs at 750 - even wood fired ovens. Just keep reasonably away from flame. Gary@EXO/Super Peel
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Well, you don't leave the cloth, or the peel in the oven. You use it to transport the pizza on to a stone or tray. You don't touch any thing hot with the cloth; just the edge of the pizza touches down and then the cloth slides the rest onto the peel.
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I don't think the cloth would likely be in contact long enough for it to burn.
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Hi Kim,You would be fine. As other users have said, the contact is minimal to none and exposure time is very short. We have a long history of happy customers using in much hotter settings, including Big Green Eggs at 750 - even wood fired ovens. Just keep reasonably away from flame.Gary@EXO/Super Peel
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Yes. It is safe to stay within the range of a normal oven 450-480 degrees. Note this protector must go on the shelf, NOT UNDER THE ELEMENT.
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Use the stone as a template to cut a round of parchment paper. Put your dough on the paper that you've placed on the peel. Put paper and pizza on hot stone to bake. The paper will scorch, but not catch fire. You will have a perfectly crisp crust and zero sticking...the pizza will slide right off the paper!! Hope that helps!
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no. it is paper. it will catch fire.it is safe in an oven up to 400 degrees F.
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I wouldn't put it in an oven, but it should be fine in a towel warmer. It stands up fine to the extra-high antibacterial setting on my dryer.
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I haven't baked bread in my stove, however have made too many pizzas to count- I see no problem with baking bread in this oven after you have mastered achieving and maintaining your temperature. I highly recommend the infrared thermometer so you can get an accurate reading of both the stone temperature and the air temp within the oven. Like with pizza, I wouldn't expect perfect results the first few attempts but now that I am familiar with it I love this oven.
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Hi Vero! Great question. Yes they will make it in a 460F oven temperature under normal use with a couple of points to keep in mind. We tested our mats at higher temperatures than 480F which is why we felt confident rating them at a top heat resistance of 480F. That being said, if you use them as an oven liner even at a temperature lower than 460F they will become damaged because they will be too close to the heating element of most stoves. Also, if the food you are cooking on them burns (for any reason food may normally burn in the oven) the mats will be damaged even if the temperature was below 460F. I hope this answers your question!
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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.
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I think amazon must of goofed on saying it was only oven safe to 400. I have had my pan for quite a while and I bake my pizza's at 450 and have never had a problem.
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Not that much. It's a type of heavy duty plastic that can stand oven temps, after which it is going to be hot to the touch.
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I'm pretty sure that pizza stones are very resilient to high heat. I've most often used mine at 425' for pizzas.
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A lot of people suggest preheating cast iron before cooking. Especially when making pizza that is not possible since I spread the dough on the pan. I say no, not required.
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I'm sure you could but if you're making a pizza then pizzas are always around 400 degrees never 600 as that would be too hot.
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Yes. I've used mine in both the gas grill and kitchen oven. I run my grill at 600-700 degrees. I usually use my oven at 450 degrees. This pizza stone appears to be quite durable...
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The real answer is I don't know. The construction of the pan is very good. It is heavy and solidly built. I assume your wood fired oven has a stone of some sort. I can't think of a reason that it wouldn't be alright in that situation. If you were placing it directly on coals or if it was exposed to open flames it might be an issue. I use it at 550F in a regular oven without issue. I suppose it is possible that it might warp or the coating might be damaged at high enough temperatures. Long way of saying, I don't know.
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I have used them in my oven. I did not go over 375 degree's. I love them. I have every size.
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Absolutely not. Pizza needs top heat as well as bottom, this does not cook that way.