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I'll be eating pizza for a while - made two pies today,
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Those look great!
Thank you, these did turn out pretty good :)
I took a break from making pizza for a while as my early results with our "new" oven weren't as good as I had with our old one.
I guess it just took a while for me to get used to the newer one.
 

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    Thank you, these did turn out pretty good :)
    I took a break from making pizza for a while as my early results with our "new" oven weren't as good as I had with our old one.
    I guess it just took a while for me to get used to the newer one.
    Glad you're getting used to it.
     
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    Thank you, these did turn out pretty good :)
    I took a break from making pizza for a while as my early results with our "new" oven weren't as good as I had with our old one.
    I guess it just took a while for me to get used to the newer one.
    What kind do you have? We have a Samsung double oven and it won’t crisp a pizza crust to save its life.
     

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    What kind do you have? We have a Samsung double oven and it won’t crisp a pizza crust to save its life.
    Ours is a lower end GE electric. It goes up to 550°F.
    I do use baking tiles which are the same material as most pizza stones.
    20250526_084721~2.jpgI have a couple of stones as well but can make a little bit bigger pizza with the tiles.
    I set it to 510° for yesterday's bake and the bottoms came out well,
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    I didn't time the bakes because this oven takes longer to achieve similar results to the old one. (not just with pizza)
    My early tries had trouble getting a good brown on the bottom so I gave up timing them and just go by visual progress.

    I have been having better results with all my baking more recently so maybe the heating elements needed to break in - not sure if that is a thing but it's all I can come up with.
     

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    Ours is a lower end GE electric. It goes up to 550°F.
    I do use baking tiles which are the same material as most pizza stones.
    View attachment 1028428I have a couple of stones as well but can make a little bit bigger pizza with the tiles.
    I set it to 510° for yesterday's bake and the bottoms came out well,
    View attachment 1028427
    I didn't time the bakes because this oven takes longer to achieve similar results to the old one. (not just with pizza)
    My early tries had trouble getting a good brown on the bottom so I gave up timing them and just go by visual progress.

    I have been having better results with all my baking more recently so maybe the heating elements needed to break in - not sure if that is a thing but it's all I can come up with.
    Looking good.:)
     
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    Wishing you all a wonderful birthday celebration and visit :)
    Thanks, gloop.:) The birthday girl will be cooking us dinner today. It's her fault for being an excellant cook.
     

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    Morning, mixers.

    Still sunny and warm, still random showers coming tonight and tomorrow AM.

    Thanks, gloop.:) The birthday girl will be cooking us dinner today. It's her fault for being an excellant cook.

    So, her present will be that she doesn't have to clean up? :)

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    Morning, mixers.

    Still sunny and warm, still random showers coming tonight and tomorrow AM.



    So, her present will be that she doesn't have to clean up? :)

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    Her gifts were sent to SD since she didn't want to bring them all home.
     

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    Ours is a lower end GE electric. It goes up to 550°F.
    I do use baking tiles which are the same material as most pizza stones.
    View attachment 1028428I have a couple of stones as well but can make a little bit bigger pizza with the tiles.
    I set it to 510° for yesterday's bake and the bottoms came out well,
    View attachment 1028427
    I didn't time the bakes because this oven takes longer to achieve similar results to the old one. (not just with pizza)
    My early tries had trouble getting a good brown on the bottom so I gave up timing them and just go by visual progress.

    I have been having better results with all my baking more recently so maybe the heating elements needed to break in - not sure if that is a thing but it's all I can come up with.
    Our old cheap builders grade stove did fine. The one we have now is a convection type. It has a regular bake option on the bottom oven but it doesn’t crisp any better. I saw that cuisanart and solo have some pizza ovens on the market but I don’t need another small appliance to store. My pellet grill actually cooks pizza fairly well.
     

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