Is there pizza stone available for this product?

Problem with pizza in a MICROWAVE is the
mass of the pizza is not adequate to absorb the
radiation... Energy is returned to the ($50)
MAGNETRON significantly shortening the
LIFE-CYCLE of the OVEN.

If you must warm a slice of pizza or a pat of butter
you will be big $$$$ ahead adding a cup of water and
boiling water at the same time...

Have a cup of tea, broth or instant coffee too....
(big savings)

Repair manuals ($5)
http://www.panasonic.owner-manuals.com/NNS215MF-service-manual-PANASONIC.html

PANASONIC NN S215MF Service Manual

magnetron
https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss/158-8787537-8510360?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=nn-s215mf+magnetron&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Ann-s215mf+magnetron

Microwave pizza recipe
10 Best Microwave Pizza Recipes

Carnac the Magnificent

recipe of microwave pizza Willa, Check the attached links,instruction and guides, Good luck
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Homemade Microwave Pizza
http://kfoods.com/microwave_chicken_pizza_and_pizza_sauce_rid2979
http://www.cooks.com/rec/search/0,1-0,microwave_pizza,FF.html
How to Make Vegetable Pizza

Unless the pizza was specifically packaged for microwave use, pizza cooking in a microwave is usually a bad idea. They don't turn out well. Although microwaves are referred to as "ovens", they really don't bake things, they boil them by heating the moisture in the product. Thus, pizza crust will not rise and get crispy unless the pizza was pre-made to be microwave reheated. Those pizzas will give instructions on how to microwave them.

I would check the cooking instructions on the side of the pizzas packaging. If microwave cooking is not listed I would not recommend cooking it in a microwave as this could make the food unsafe to eat.

But if you're short of an oven I have found a guide on barbecuing a pizza:
How to Cook Pizza on Barbecue

I would check the cooking instructions on the outside of the pizza packaging. If microwave cooking is not a suggest method I would not try to cook it in a microwave.

My wife and I have Tried that before; it always results in Very,Very Chewy cakes and pizzas.However,if you want to Re-heat a Piece of Pizza...remember to sprinkle a few drops of water on Top before heating.

There are about three things you might consider.
First, you can sprinkle corn meal lightly on the stone and this will help prevent your pizza dough from sticking.
If you're already doing this, you might try spraying with a pan coating before you sprinkle the corn meal on the stone.
Additionally, most of these stones require "seasoning" which is done by rubbing the stone lightly with vegetable oil and placing into the oven at about 300 degrees. Let it heat until the oil starts to smoke. Turn off the oven and let the stone remain in there until it cools. DO NOT WASH IN SOAP AND WATER.Just use a damp cloth to clean.
I hope one of these suggestions help. If they do, please come back to Fixya and rate my advice.

Cold oven is less likely to damage stone.

Charlie

lowes

buy a pizza base...its readily available in d market. put it in d microwave for 5 mins then grate some mozzarella cheese and put on top of d pizza base...den put some vegetables...like capsicum, tomato, olives, etc.. again put it in microwave for 10 mins... if needed den put again for some more time, put some ketchup on top.. n ur pizza is ready