How to Cure a Pizza Baking Stone

How to Cure a Pizza Baking Stone. Part of the series: How to Make Pizza. Seasoning a pizza baking stone for making great homemade pizza can be done with oil, an oven, and by baking some other easy recipes on the stone. Prep the stone for restaurant tasting pizza with advice from a professional cook in this free video on curing a pizza baking stone.

[@signaturetastes4194]

This is the advice and video that should be on every pizza stone being sold. Thank you!

[@jamesthomas708]

WARNING! Do not use olive oil. The smoke point is far too low. Stick with vegetable, canola, or sunflower seed oils.

[@imududeplaynududedisguisedasa-]

Legend. Thanks

[@Denali_Rebel]

425 is too low?

[@leesibley000]

Got a new stone arriving today, will definitely follow this advice. Thanks!

[@sheilaregister4128]

I had no idea you had to season a pizza stone. When I ordered mine, there were zero instructions. I just started using it. Now I know, so I will season mine.

[@Annie1962]

would be nice to see what your stone looked like at first.

[@dannicatzer305]

White to beige generally... takes a while to get it that black..

[@sheteg1]

The video would be better if you did it with a blonde new out of the box stone.

[@rockett68601]

i used Penzoil

[@karenmainor4275]

Good tip.

[@salcamposano4153]

Question is it possible to season that commercial oven you have in the background?

[@gschady]

Don't talk .. season a NEW stone in real time sheesh it's a friggin video maam you're not dictating an instruction manual

[@FXPips11]

This, is top 5 of most idiotic misleading videos on utube, DO NOT DO THIS. thid video should be removed actually

[@bethcoleman6398]

Oh!!! What’s wrong? I want to do mine right!!

[@cesruhf2605]

@@bethcoleman6398 don't use oil especially!!!