Brick Wood Pizza Ovens

Are you backyard chef wanting to make the most authentic pizzas in the neighborhood?

The most traditional oven is a brick oven. Every day of your life, you can experience the beauty and simplicity of brick-oven cooking. The heat retention of a brick pizza oven allows you to stoke a roaring fire, bring the oven up to temperature, and then focus on cooking. Brick ovens retain heat better so the temperature is more consistent and this results in an evenly cooked product.

The intense heat from the burning wood also imparts a smoky flavor that many people love. A refractory oven's flexibility is better for slow cooking since it can maintain a lower temperature for longer, allowing you to prepare genuine wood-fired dishes that need a slow bake. Bread can be baked perfectly in a brick wood-fired oven with the consistent lower heat retention.

A brick oven's cooking area typically accommodates 2-4 12-inch pizza pies depending on the size of the oven.

An all-time favorite peach cobbler wood fired recipe! It's so much better cooked in the wood-fired oven and it's SO EASY. Check out the recipe here on the Pizza Life Blog!
Creating the perfect homemade pizza starts with a well-crafted dough, and understanding the role of each ingredient and its percentage in the recipe. In this guide, we'll explore the 10 essential ingredients for making homemade pizza dough and delve into the percentages that are typically used for each component.

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