The Wood-Fired Blog

Salt Baked Chicken in a Wood Fired Oven

Jan 25, 2016

Salt baking is an ancient technique that helps retain moisture and flavor. With the addition of wood smoke, this is chicken of the highest order. If you don’t eat it all immediately (most likely!), it stays moist in the refrigerator for a couple of days. This method works well with fish, too. Naturally the cooking time will be much shorter, based on the size and thickness of the fish. Ci... Read More

Roasted Tomato and Gulf Shrimp on Sweet Cream Grits

Oct 01, 2015

This recipe was demonstrated at the 2015 Forno Bravo EXPO by Chef Todd Fisher, head chef at Tarpy’s Roadhouse in Monterey, CA. Read More

Drink a beer; get inspired.

Jun 07, 2015

Last week my business travels took me to Boston. I was very fortunate to be on the receiving end of a private tour of the Harpoon Brewery. Harpoon is a working brewery that also has a large bar that you can visit and order up the breweries latest suds. To accompany your beer, they serve soft pretzels that are made to order. The pretzels have a wonderful fermented flavor, and... Read More

spinach scallion frittata

Spinach, Scallion and Chevre Frittata with Roasted Pepper Mayo

Jan 23, 2012

I love frittatas. They’re a lot like pizza, that other stalwart of the wood-fired oven: they’re quick, relatively easy, and the flavor combinations are practically endless. Frittatas work great as a simple weeknight meal, but they’re also a good party buffet food, since they’re often served at room temperature. This particular frittata turned out well, but feel free to use this recipe as a jumping-off point for any ingredient-mixing alchemy... Read More

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