I purchased some froze pizza doughs from Aldi. I think it was only $1.19 per dough. I was planning on trying it in the outdoor Expert Grill Pizza oven but it got late when we got home so we decided to bake them in the electric oven using the pizza stone.
I split each frozen dough into 2 smaller portions. This was preparing it for the outdoor pizza oven. If I knew I was going to do it indoors then I would have just left the dough as is. I let the dough sit at room temperature for about 4 or 5 hours while we went outside to take care of some errands.
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I'm using the Pizza Stone that came with my Expert Pizza Grill for this baking pizza session. This item below is similair to the one I have
Honey-Can-Do Old Stone Oven Rectangular Pizza Stone
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$43.99 $33.32
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The first pizza was just a classic plain cheese pizza.
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Second pizza to be baked was with Turkey pepperoni on a classic cheese pizza.
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Third pizza was with Alfredo sauce, fried chicken, pasta and mozzarella cheese.
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The last pizza was for the raccoon. We were full at this point and just made classic cheese pizza with some left over chicken.
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I'm really happy how the pizzas came out using the pizza stone. It really made a difference and the pizza stones aren't that expensive. You can bake some really delicious pizzas right at home. Checkout my Pizza Stones section on my store. If you purchase it using my links. I will get a small commission which I will probably end up buying more pizza doughs to bake haha. Thank you for the support =)
