Equipment Review: Pizza and Baking Stones and Steels
The blazing-hot oven of a real pizzeria can produce pizza with flavorful, crisp, deeply browned crust; melty, bubbling cheese; and hot, savory-sweet tomato sauce all in a matter of minutes. At home, though, pizza rarely reaches those heights. We’ve learned that heating a good baking stone or steel turns out pizzas that come closest to those produced in restaurant ovens. But which one performs best?

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