Takeaway: flour that peel well so the whole pizza doesn't fold in on itself, or maybe start using parchment for the transfer. I am admittedly making this up as I go.

It was actually surprisingly good after a couple minutes more in there.

by nhowe006

23 Comments

  1. BeardownDonair

    Happened to me today also. I like to take the big bread glob and rip it and dip it in a side marinara or whatever ya got I used Dilly Dip today. Sometimes even brush some pesto and honey on it while it’s baking. Happy accidents baby!

  2. your_childs_teacher

    Get on that parchment paper train. Just slide the whole thing onto the stone, let it cook for a couple minutes, then slide it out from underneath. Perfect every time.

  3. mahdicktoobig

    I end up doing 3 in a row whenever this happens to me. I get so shittin’

  4. Fabulous_Show_2615

    How did it taste? I’ve cooked worse and still ate it.

  5. AliveBit5738

    I started making my 12 inch pizza in my cast iron pan nice and round, bake it until the crust sets then take it out of the pan put it on my peel and slide it right on my steel

  6. throwaway772774636

    I make that same pizza every now and then.

  7. I think it looked just fine and probably tasted good.

  8. RecipeShmecipe

    I have made literally one pizza so I probably shouldn’t be giving advice, but did you put semolina on the bottom of the pie and the peel? That’s what I did and it transferred as well as I’d expect with parchment paper (and my peel was just the back of a sheet pan)

  9. DeceptiJon

    Give me some ranch and I’ll glady have a slice

  10. pafischer85

    You gotta have some of these to get to where they come out real nice. Ar least I did lol

  11. Pumpelchce

    I would love that carbonized cheese running off, being partially carbonized.

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