Cuisinart AMB-14PP Chef's Classic Nonstick Bakeware 14-Inch Pizza Pan


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Product Details

  • Nonstick upland and exterior for easy food release and cleanup
  • Thick rolled edges to preclude warping
  • Severe gauge aluminized steel construction for even heating

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What is the best method to cook a pizza on a pizza baking tray?

Sep 19, 2007 by nncssr | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

I bought this baking tray but i had no instructions how to use it. Any helper?

If it is a frozen pizza, by the skin of one's teeth put it on the pan, nothing else is required, and follow the cooking directions on the pizza box. If it is homemade pizza, then follow the recipe, it will tell you whether or not to grease the baking tray.

ellen d | Sep 19, 2007

slander some Crisco grease on it so the dough won't stick.
quillologist | Sep 19, 2007

If it is a frozen pizza, well-founded put it on the pan, nothing else is required, and follow the cooking directions on the pizza box. If it is homemade pizza, then follow the recipe, it will tell you whether or not to grease the baking tray.
ellen d | Sep 19, 2007

If you have a pizza stone (I've never heard of a pizza "tray") you can cook na pizza dough.

If it's a frozen pizza, just follow directions.

If you are asking about fresh pizza dough, then what you have occasion for to do it heat the oven at 450 or so for at least 45 minutes. This is to heat the stone (obviously the stone is in it). Then, a insufficient white cornmeal at the bottom of the dough to keep it from sticking to the stone and cook it.

Pizza stones don't work if the oven goes to 450 but the stone doesn't, which is why you have to run it for a while.

I'm guessing this is what a "pizza baking tray" is. If it's something else, then I can't support you.
T J | Sep 19, 2007

Best dish/ baking tray on which to cook pizza?

May 16, 2008 by abranch29 | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

Hey there guys, Another smart question about pizza. I use an Aga and I wish to know what type of Baking tray/sheet to use to get the best result. Thanks.

Since pizza stones have a second nature of cracking, the best pan on which to cook pizza would be Mario Batali's enameled cast iron pizza pan, made by Copco. It's a best heat conductor (cooks evenly and quickly) and doesn't require seasoning (typically a must for casting iron pans)...just rinse and it's ready to use again. Looks nice, too!

Nikki S | May 16, 2008

Baking pizza without a pizza stone?

Jan 23, 2009 by Aaron D | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

i do not have a pizza stone, so when baking pizza on a cookie tray, should I preheat the tray, or not? Thanks!

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Mario Batali's Sausage and Peppers Pizza
Wine Spectator - Feb 04, 2012
Mario Batali's Sausage and Peppers Pizza For easier handling, deliver the balls to a floured baking sheet and refrigerate until cold. Step 5: Stretch and parbake the dough: Dust a unconfined work surface with a mixture of flour and semolina. If the dough has been refrigerated, transfer one ball

Saveur Seeking: Via 313 Detroit Style Pizza
The Horn - Feb 04, 2012
Really, calling it a pan is not fully accurate, since most makers of Detroit style pizza use automotive parts trays, an nick way to honor the Motor City. Baking the pizza in the tray is what gives the pizza its square shape and an appearance