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brick oven
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bake oven
bake oven (longitudinal section)
An oven constructed of bricks, usually having a circular or oval dome; often located within the hearth of the principal fireplace of a colonial home, usually in a corner of the hearth and a few feet above it. Bake ovens were once an integral part of the fireplace construction; some were heated by glowing charcoal or embers that were swept out before the unbaked loaves were inserted and the iron oven door closed. Also called a beehive oven, bread oven, brick oven, or Dutch oven.


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The book, "The Bread Builders: Hearth Loaves and Masonry Ovens," by Daniel Wing and Alan Scott, is an in-depth manual to more complex masonry ovens and outdoor baking.
The eco-centre is heated using solar panels and a Finnish-style masonry oven made from 3,000 reclaimed bricks.
He and Mark had to remove the old masonry ovens to reveal the original fireplace opening, into which they fitted an old Victorian range.
 
 
 
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