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MIDWIFE CRISIS
Nov 5, 2008

Ta gueule, laisse-moi finir.
Anyone know what to do with a cracked pizza stone? My dad has one that's nice and heavy, but it's broken in two right down the middle. Could you put the two pieces tightly together in the oven and just continue to use it?

I have no idea how he managed to break it :psyduck:

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MIDWIFE CRISIS
Nov 5, 2008

Ta gueule, laisse-moi finir.

Nebula posted:

Should be fine. I have a crappy one I keep in my oven all the time that has been cracked for 2+ years and it works fine for breads like ciabatta. I also use 2 pieces of thick cordierite for pizza and have no issues with the area where they meet.

That's great news, he was pretty bummed about it. Thanks :)

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