The Wood-Fired Blog
Sausage and Gorgonzola Stuffed Portobello Mushrooms
Jan 09, 2020About the Chef: Chef Anthony Iannone is the co-founder of the North American Pizza and Culinary Academy (NAPCA) in Lisle, IL (just outside of Chicago.) Originally from Queens, New York, Chef Anthony is an experienced chef who has worked in many high-end restaurants around the country, and the world! Now, as a chef instructor at the school, he specializes in teaching wood fired cooking, and many other dishes and styles.... Read More
The Pig & The Fig – Makes one 13-inch pizza; may be doubled or tripled
Oct 04, 2016It’s been my recurring dream and ambition to pair pork with fresh figs, and this colorful, seasonal pizza is one of my favorite ways to do so. Figs are in fact one of our most seasonal fruits or vegetables, and in many parts of the country, September is the best time to find them. So grab your figs quickly and get to work making my awesome 48-Hour dough for this... Read More
CONTEST – Tuscan Rabbit
Aug 17, 2015Recipe submitted by Michael Davies for our contest. Thanks Michael. A good hearty rabbit dish for any occasion. Read More
Grilled Pork Tenderloin And Figs
Mar 02, 2015Nothing fancy about this one, just the great combination of sweet, peppery figs and smoky tender pork. Once your fire has burned down most of the way and your are left with a great bed of coals, spread the coals evenly across the hearth and insert your Tuscan grill centered over the coals. Allow grill to preheat for a few minutes prior to adding your foods. Until next week, feast... Read More
Fire Roasted “Ratatouille”
Nov 21, 2014Okay so not really a true ratatouille in that you are not stewing the vegetables together but the high heat of the Forno Bravo gives the vegetables a great sear and roasted flavor. I’ve also taken liberties from the classic and added fennel, one of my favorites, for some extra depth. You do not need to be fancy with this one, let your knife and the shape of the vegetable... Read More
Pan Seared Prawns
Dec 19, 2011This recipes works well in a hot oven (700ºF) using a live fire and a hot, preheated steel pan. Read More
