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How do I keep my Calzones from getting soggy on the bottom after baking?
They sometimes get soggy on the bottom and I have a hard time getting them off the cooking sheet.
3 Answers
- Nikki PLv 710 years agoFavorite Answer
Bake on parchment paper.
OR
Put some cornmeal down and bake the calzones on a light coating of cornmeal. Cornmeal will act like little ball-barrings and make it easy to remove the calzone.
Once you remove the calzone place on a wire rack to cool a bit. The rack will prevent moisture from collecting under the calzone.
- pennybarrLv 710 years ago
You could use an ovenproof rack to cook them on. The rack will help the airflow around the cal zones, hopefully crisping the bottoms or turn them once one side starts to brown. Try lining your baking sheet/pan with Reynolds non-stick aluminum foil or parchment paper to avoid sticking.
- hrwwtpLv 410 years ago
Lightly grease the sheet and place them on a wire rack as soon as they are done. Or use parchment paper.