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Pizza Stone

jerseymatt
jerseymatt Posts: 112
edited November -0001 in EggHead Forum
Happy Holidays all. I got a Pizza stone for xmas and wanted to know if anyone know of other uses besides the obvious for the stone. For example can I use it for indirect cooking method?[p]By the way tried the stuffed Japps. Mixed leftover Brisket and CC, stuffed wraped in Bacon and Egged em. Pretty darn good.
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  • Sigmore
    Sigmore Posts: 621
    JerseyMatt,
    The stone works great for indirect. I also use it to set pots on, or meals in tin foil containers so as not to burn the contents.
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  • eggor
    eggor Posts: 777
    JerseyMatt,[p]keep an eye on the forum for the next week or so. I am working on 'eggrid'. a slick idea i came up with. I plan on doing a production run if it generates enough interest. pictures are worth a thousand words, so when it is finished, i'll try to get it posted.[p]Scott

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  • Mike in MN
    Mike in MN Posts: 546
    JerseyMatt,
    Absolutely, it will work for indirect cooks. I use a broken pizza stone on top of my platesetter. I have covered them both with tin foil to keep any direct liquids/juices/drippings off. If you didn't have a platesetter, you could rig this up to work...probably an extra grill and a drip pan would work just fine. But, I would cover it to protect the surface from getting all gummed up.[p]Mike in MN
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