I have been cooking Pizza in a wood burning brick oven for several years and do not have a problem with the cheese burning and I cook at 800-900 degrees. However I only use fresh mozzarella packed in a brine or water solution. If you have been using low moisture cheese this may be your problem. Fresh mozzarella is more expensive but well worth it. Hope this helps.
Heat rays from a oven or a microwave or something that has a hot surface, or hot air around it. The mozzarella cheese will melt then it will start to fry, then eventually it will cause it to burn.
I would imagine it does because I always burn my gums on it!
Yes, cheese can burn, especially under the grill (broiler). Don't leave the kitchen when you're grilling cheese. Also you need to keep an eye on things if you're cooking cheese-topped foods such as pizza, bread rolls and so on in a hot oven.
it depends. do you think its good? or do you simply hate it? or do you want it to burn in a pit of fire and feed it to kitties?!?! which one will it be???
dont burn it
either you dissed someone, fired them, OR burnt them with fire.
it burn i guess
You'd probably burn the hell out of it.
Answer improved by not listening to answer below... your tongue gets burn because pwppers have burning sensations.
No you need heat to melt cheese, tomatoes do not possess enough heat unless you burn them.
Burning calories depends on many factors. Stretching pizza for an hour could burn a few extra calories, but those calories are really negligible at the end of the day.
I used a metal ramekin (you could use glass too) and put the mozzarella cheese inside. Then fill a sauce pan with a small amount of water and put the ramekin in the water (not enough water to make the ramekin float). Heat the water carefully (don't leave it unattended) until the cheese melts. Try to stir the cheese while heating, but be careful not to let the steam or metal burn you. I used a chop stick. :) Worked great and I poured it on chicken enchiladas!
As long as you don't burn the cheese while heating it, the change is purely physical.