The Oven Our Oven Adds the Extra Taste
The fire is built directly inside the oven and then raked out and mopped when the proper temperature is achieved. After that the oven is allowed to sit for a number of hours while the heat soaks into the bricks. Then the breads are loaded in and baked in a sealed, steamy environment. The heat stored in the fire brick of the oven and the escaping steam from the dough cooks the bread. This creates a moist, chewy crust and permeates each slice. Our hearth breads, which are baked right on the oven floor, respond particularly well in this environment; they have outstanding texture and taste. Neither the heat retained by our oven, nor its unique steaming action can be duplicated in commercial baking ovens. The wood that we use to fire the oven comes from our local area ... mostly slab waste wood from local sawmills. |
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More Information on the oven is available at the Masonry
Stove Builders website. |