Miragedriver
Brigadier
I will post some plan next time for the adventure types that want to build one.
Grills, brick ovens and outside man kitchens
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SamuraiBlue
Captain
Well since it is a brick oven, it going to takes some time for the bricks to warm up thus the requirement of time and wood.
Miragedriver
Brigadier
Yes, and whist one waits it give one time to drink wine, eat some good cheese and converse with friends. In latin america there is never a hurry.
When are you going to fire it up?
yes, and what is for dinner???
Miragedriver
Brigadier
It has been fired up this last summer. It takes approximately 2 hours to cook most items. Pizza and bread cooks the quickest.
Miragedriver
Brigadier
Miragedriver
Brigadier
That is impressive. Tried masonry when I was a kid but the cement just kept falling of.
I am by no means an expert and have learned enough to make a mess and be dangerous. My friend utilized “mortar” and the “sticking/holding” power is amazing. Youtube videos help tremendously
Miragedriver
Brigadier
View inside the oven
Could not wait. I had to start a test fire to see how the smoke would draw.
Actually this third arc can be considered additional, since with the previous two would have sufficed. However, this third gives greater security when handling food in the mouth of the oven and gives more time for smoke to go up the chimney instead of the door.
A piece of left over Granite (from kitchen remodel) was used for easy of cleaning at the mouth of the arc
I always try to keep things that can still be useful for a future project.
Could not wait. I had to start a test fire to see how the smoke would draw.
Actually this third arc can be considered additional, since with the previous two would have sufficed. However, this third gives greater security when handling food in the mouth of the oven and gives more time for smoke to go up the chimney instead of the door.
A piece of left over Granite (from kitchen remodel) was used for easy of cleaning at the mouth of the arc
I always try to keep things that can still be useful for a future project.