Wood Burning Pizza Ovens Are Very Popular High-quality traditional pizza ovens are a masterpiece of design, and when you've built one from the ground up with your own two hands, the feeling of satisfaction you will get is even more rewarding than the pizza itself. Take advantage of easy-to-use kits that include everything required for you to build a stylish and distinguished brick oven that's certain to impress neighbors, friends, and family. A Historical Piece For hundreds of years, pizzas and roasted meats have been prepared in ovens made from earth and stone. To provide for their own families, the Ancient Romans, Greeks and Mesopotamians all have used some type of this technology. Western culture has lost that important connection to land and labor in the past several centuries, which helped a lot of other civilization thrive. Whenever you build your very own oven, it's going to allow you to get your independence back, be a part of the indispensable part of the process of food prep and the connection to the human tradition. Get The Community Involved Similar to the American homesteading days of the old barn raisings. Collect the materials you need for your big building project, and then gather all the able-bodies in the area to help you build it. The best thing about building these ovens, though, is that it doesn't take a whole village to get it done! After you have purchased the kit, determine a day that you'll start the project and then have your buddies stop by to help. Even better, have your kids help you, and they'll get to enjoy the rewards of their own labor as they make some great memories with you. Plus, at the end of all their hard work, they'll be rewarded with one of Americas most enjoyed comfort foods: fresh-baked pizza. Flavor That's Unforgettable You'll have a lasting effect whenever you cook the pizza in the wood-fired ovens that's similar to when you cook chicken or steak on the grill. It tastes better if you do it outside, although you can do it in the kitchen. You will get the smokiness that conventional electric or gas ovens don't provide, plus there is just something special about the natural element of fire itself cooking your food to perfection. You'll really be able to taste the real difference in the meats. In addition, once the oven is to high-heat temperature, it only takes a few minutes for the pizza to bake, cozily insulated by earth, clay, brick, and stone. Great for the Environment, Great for your Wallet Without the need for any electricity, the oven has the capacity to heat up to 900 degrees and the oven will cook more quickly and keep the heat for an extended period of time compared to conventional electric oven. The savings to both you and the environment are huge - no electric bill from hours of having the kitchen oven on, and no fossil fuels wasted during this process. Once the oven is built, all you need to do is provide the dry wood for fuel, build your fire, and you're off to the races. BrickWood Ovens
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Wood Burning Pizza Ovens Are Very Popular
All Shapes and Sizes Traditional ovens will come in many sizes, usually ranging from the personal - big enough to feed from 1 to 19 people - or a larger option with 36 more inches of volume to leave space for multiple pizzas or main courses to be cooked at once. Customarily these options have an appealing brick exterior and dome-shaped construction. Stone-exterior ovens are an option that are very popular and affordable. A larger oven (approximately 28� high) will feed from 25-30 people and only takes a short afternoon to get it all set up. A Worthwhile Investment The building process is going to be simple even if you aren't very handy. You will be able to go online and buy a DIY pizza oven kit and visit your local landscaping or masonry store to get any required tools or supplies. As years go by, you'll always be thankful for investing your own time and resources in building a one-of-a-kind wood-fired pizza oven. High-quality traditional pizza ovens are a masterpiece of design, and when you've built one from the ground up with your...
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