Cob Ovens
* The satisfaction one feels when cooking in an earthen oven is incredible.
* The mild smoke flavor gives the food unique character.
* It involves making a fire in the oven at least 2 hours before cooking, so that the cob can absorb the heat of the fire, and radiates it out during baking.
* If cooking pizza or bread, the coals can be swept off the floor and placed directly on the fire bricks.
* When at its optimum temperature, a perfectly baked pizza will be ready in just 5 minutes!
* Anything you would bake in a conventional oven can be baked in a cob oven: casseroles, quiche, cakes, cookies, bread, soups, meat, veggies, etc.
* Besides being excellent for cooking, a cob oven also provides an outdoor fireplace and gathering area, allowing you to enjoy being outside more.
* An oven can be either built on site, or can be custom made and delivered.
* An oven can have a copper tubing placed inside to heat up water for tea.
* An oven can be artistically sculpted or as a plain design to fit the individual preferences.
The following are examples of cob benches either by themselves or as part of an oven.
The combination of a cob oven and bench is called a “ovench”
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Daily Acts Oven
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Cob Adobe Oven, Calistoga
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Cob Mushroom Oven
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Cob Adobe Oven, Santa Rosa
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Cob Buddha in Napa
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Cob Oven at Greenstring Farm
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Cob Eagle Oven, Chicago
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"Luma" Cob Oven & Bench, Petaluma
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