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Need some recommends for a baking sheet for the sourdough breads, or other such stuff, but not any type of non-stick/coated please. 
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Hi Manda, is there a particular reason for not wanting to use a coated sheet?
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Hi Kitty, yeah I don't like the idea of non-stick, it always comes off however expensive it is. Plus apparently that is how it works at the molecular level, it doesn't stick because it sheds layers of molecules. *eek*
Anyway call me old-fashioned...
I'd thought about a 'pizza' stone (or unglazed porcelain tile), etc but they have to be heated in the oven and are quite fragile (or so say the reviews) and yet expensive.
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Mine cost about £2 and it's not broken yet. In fact I leave it in the oven at all times and it does help pans get hotter quicker.
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It's surprisingly difficult to buy baking stuff that isn't coated these days
. Even loads of saucepans have it which I'd not want to go near. Let us know if you find anything suitable. Funnily enough I think I did my last sour dough on my buffet style le creuset dish last time which I do use for baking now and again.
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Got one. Was hoping for a baking sheet.
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Anyone got a vitreous enamel one like this?
Master Class 35 x 28 cm Professional Baking Sheet, Vitreous Enamel: Amazon.co.uk: Kitchen & HomeTo see a world in a grain of sand
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If you have an art college or the like nearby why not see if they have a ceramics dept. There tend to be chipped firing stones around that they don't use. A good clean and bob's your auntie
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What about vitreous enamel? I have several of these that I've been using for years. The only damage has been to the edges when I've dropped them
EDIT didn't see your post above!!Last edited by veggiechicken; 24-02-2013, 08:20 PM.Comment
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For that price I'll stick with my £2 pizza stone from Aldi/Lidl/whereveritwas....
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You have to put the bread on to the hot stone - okay if that's what you want.Originally posted by zazen999 View Post
Edit - bl**dy site playing up!
Plus for £2 I'd try one - where can I buy one at that price, only seen them around £11?Last edited by smallblueplanet; 24-02-2013, 08:34 PM.To see a world in a grain of sand
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I don't understand - that's the idea - the stone is hot and there is flour between that and the bread.Originally posted by smallblueplanet View Post
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Not everyone wants to mess about trying to get bread dough onto a hot pizza stone.Originally posted by zazen999 View PostTo see a world in a grain of sand
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Anyone use black steel?
Lacor-68640-BAKING SHEET BLACK STEEL: Amazon.co.uk: Kitchen & Home
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