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| Hi Stuart, I find that the best way to time bread bakes after pizza is to do pizza at lunch, then let the fire burn down and equalize for a few hours. Then I am ready to bank (I have a Pompeii with about 1" of extra mass). If I have planned way ahead, I will have many loaves of sourdough retarding in the fridge. If not I can make any other one day breads like cibatta or focaccia. I can always stick them in the fridge to retard a little if the hearth is too hot. Sometimes I do fire it just for bread. You can kill yourself trying to use all that heat. Have fun, Drake |
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