I had a pizza stone that broke(don’t drop them
)but I remember having to ‘season’ it with olive oil(to make it nonstick I think). I also would oil the bejeezus out of the dough before putting the toppings on it. Never had a sticking problem. However, I am not sure if the high heat of a pizza oven would be a fire hazard/smoke hazard with olive oil.
I was actually saving this one for roster
Tylenol nails the liver, Advil gets the kidneys in high dose/chronic usage. Taking a couple of either one of these daily, for a couple weeks, ain't going to fuck you up. It's when people start taking six to 10+ daily for months at a time that it just totally fucks your shit up.
And for me, it wasn't Advil that made me say things I regret, it was the alcohol.
Your pics are making me want to get a GSD. I have been an American Bulldog person for years and lost my last one last summer. We are looking to get a puppy mid-April. My wife is leaning towards adopting a younger shelter dog which I agree with provided the dog is not from a damaging household. But those are some great looking pups and are known for their intelligence.
The corn meal smokes if you leave it in there after you take the pizza out. I usually scrape it up and remove it dustpan style before closing it now. I think scorched is ok if you scrape it smooth again. Having the dough stick is very frustrating to me. It’s only happened three times but that was enough. With this gadget, you don’t need salmonella or cornmeal
...and dirt roads, with nobody to maintain them. I remember when our town had one block of cobblestone, then dirt. I really like the pavement, in town. I gladly pay my taxes and wish the dodgers would pay theirs, too. I guess that it's my way of being patriotic. Many folks who 'hate' taxes, would very much hate not having them.
The stone should be preheated in the oven while you make the pie. You use The peel to put the loaded pizza onto the preheated stone. The problem we are having or me at least is keeping it from sticking to the peel while putting it on the stone. If it sticks to the peel, it’s a real mess when your toppings dump on the stone before the dough does.I had a pizza stone that broke(don’t drop them
12 years ago one of my older brothers died of alcoholic liver disease at 58, just like my father when he was 70, and my grandfather when he was 74.
But damn I like the summer... Memorial Day, Father's Day, 4th of July and my birthday within 2 months. 
I'm admittedly ignorant to the subject, so excuse me if this isn't an option.
You want the peel to be dry so that the dough slips off easy. I put cornmeal down on mine which helps it slide off but also lands on the hot stone causing smoke. Semolina flour is another thing you can use with less smoke I think. I think a nice seasoned by use not oil real wood with some porosity is best so the dough doesn’t suction itself to the peel. The one that came With my oven is not real wood and the coating is already melting off a bit even after a few uses. I’ll admit I’m no pizza chef but love homemade pizza. I just purchased a new peel that has a canvas cloth on it that can be kinda conveyored on to the hot stone without having to have that Italian shake that is sometimes required a novice like me sometimes screws up on.
Patreon allows you to set any custom amount above the tier we have, and soon smaller tier will be available, too. You can also cancel anytime, and you won't be charged till another month passes since your last payment. Should be easy enaugh, and ofc we are trying to get better options, but most of them have crippling commisions. I would hate to see almost half the money going to them. That shit only worth to influencers that got tens of k's of supporters and don't care about wasting their money to get just a small part of it.
After a little research I noticed they may come in wood aswell.
We have rescued three German Shepherds, two males and Miss Layla, our first rescued female. The two males were hard cases with more than one owner that were unable to find a new home, and Miss Layla had worn out her welcome at the first one for herding the cats and goats.
