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- 3.3 Raise the temperature up
The wood red oven is a machine that can also raise the temperature quickly, with
stainless steel dome oven, it’s simply and easy to do.
FROM 150°C (300°F) TO 250°C (480°F)
Insert 1 small piece of wood and close the
door partially on the opposite side of the
ame
FROM 200°C (400°F) TO 300°C (570°F)
Insert 2-3 small pieces of wood and leave
the door open to let the air enter
FROM 200°C (400°F) TO 400°C (750°F)
Insert 3-5 small pieces of wood and leave
the door open to let the air enter
RAISE 50°C (100°F)
Close the door and check the
temperature
USE THE DOOR AND SMALL PIECES OF WOOD TO STABILIZE
- 3.1 Stabilize the temperature
The wood red oven is designed to let the user choose the right temperature
depending on what they are cooking. Stabilizing the temperature is the biggest
challenge for the user but with experience it becomes much easier.
There are 3 elements designed to assist in Temperature stabilization:
The Door (use the door
to control the internal
temperature, open more to
cool down and close more
to raise it up). Completely
Close to smother the re
The Fuel: Small pieces of
wood or lump charcoal
(once temperature is
consistent and stable , add
small pieces of lump coal or
wood chunks to maintain
the desired temperature and
to avoid either temperatures
that are too low or creating
sudden jolts of high
temperatures or ames)
Rotation -Control and
check distance of food from
the ame and embers to
prevent burning your meal
(closest to ame/embers
is the highest temperature)
Rotation is a key technique
- 3.2 Cool down the oven
The wood red oven is a machine that can easily reach temps over 500°C (1000°F)
but with no possibility to switch off (never use the water as it can cause the oven
oor re bricks to be damaged). We suggest doing these 3 actions:
Open the oven door
gradually keeping the ame
exiting through the chimney
ue, the more you can open
the more the oven can cool
down.
Use the pizza turner or
wood rake to break the re
and wood.
Spread the embers over the
cooking oor.
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