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Don't use detergents on your stone!

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I love baking stones but first rule is no detergents are to be used on them because they will absorb the flavor of the detergent. Instead soak the stone on hot water and after an hour or so use a rubber scrapper. Now if you have already used detergent then you should put the stone in the oven on the self cleaning cycle and the stone will come out like it's new. Now use butter or vegetable shortning liberably on the stone the first 3X using the stone and then from then on you won't need to. It's great because you'll be liminating fat out of the dish. I have 2/ 9X13 bakers and a flat stone and loaf dish and a deep bowl too. Once you get used to using these stones, you'll wonder how you ever lived before stones.


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1 ISO: A solution to a badly buttered bakestone
  Christine Holderby
2 Christine - Re Baking Stone
  Linda J (SC)
3 Don't use detergents on your stone!
  Mary
4 Baking Stone - Mary
  Linda J (SC)
5 ISO: Cleaning baking stone
  lynne
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