Ive long been curious how to deal with the heat of the pizza stone. Everyone says you MUST slowly heat the stone to prevent cracking, but heating your baking stone to 500 degrees then laying your pizza on it always seemed dangerous to me.
Well, *drumroll please*, the
http://annies-eats.com/2009/07/24/greek-pizza/
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My pizza stone has acquired an unpleasant odor of rancid oil. How can I clean it?
Hi Jean, it sounds like the consensus is to bake it. Baking it *should* get rid of the oil smells as they’ll simply burn off. Some have said lemon juice may work, but I didn’t see a lot of votes of confidence for that.
Nearly everyone recommended just burning off the smells and see if that works. Post back, let us know!