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cast iron skillet on top of pizza stone?
Brew'nQue
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Tonight I'm planning on making shredded chicken nachos, ABTs, and a couple pizzas. My plan is to make the ABTs on the weber smokey mountain (much lower temp, plus I don't have a 2nd egg yet, so I'll dust off the WSM and use it), and cook the nachos and pizzas on the egg. I'll set up the egg with the plate setter legs up, grid, raised grid, then pizza stone.
Here's my question; will it be okay to put the cast iron skillet directly on top of the pizza stone to cook the nachos in, then remove it and cook the pizzas on the stone? I just want to make sure I'm not going to shatter the stone by having the skillet on top of it...
Here's my question; will it be okay to put the cast iron skillet directly on top of the pizza stone to cook the nachos in, then remove it and cook the pizzas on the stone? I just want to make sure I'm not going to shatter the stone by having the skillet on top of it...
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no problem with it. although i would cook the pizza first. the nachos are just warmed up. when i make pizza i use a higher dome temp than warming up nachos. after the pizza comes off just stick the skillett in there warm them up with the egg cooling down rather than heating it up more for a crispy crust
HTHhappy eggin
TB
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I made nachos a couple weeks ago that took ~ 10-12 minutes to cook. Put the CI skillet in the egg and let it preheat very hot, then built the nachos right on the hot skillet. They had a lot of toppings, which is why it took a lil longer. Came out really well, so I plan to go the same route tonight.
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