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Default Baking with unglazed stoneware?

I have several pieces of unglazed stoneware, like the Pampered Chef stuff.
Can you bake in it? I mean, can I bake banana bread in the loaf pans? Will
it stick? I have only used the large flat stones for pizza and for baking
sourdough bread (and I always use parchment with bread).

Any tips, advice, would be greatly appreciated.

~C


 
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