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tonight put on 6 more bags (4cuft each) of mild strength perl-crete made with regular portland. As you can see, this project is all; under roof, close to the house (and beer) with music, good people and a special woman, it is turning out to be very fun. The pan rail will be cooled by ducting fan from walk in cooler
Will those IBC's in the front of the van be your water tanks?
how does the prep bench tie in with the oven?
it looks like the 'preper' will slide the pies to the left and out the back door to the pizzaiolo?? is that right?
Great idea to have the chef out the back - they'll have loads more 'elbow room'
no carrying wood through the kitchen either....
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My 2nd Build: Is here
more perl-crete on Sunday, kidos helped, working temp up as we burn off around 300 gallons of water held by the perlite...stinky and moist....the temps won't go up till the dome is dry...so I am drying and holding around 400F ish...dome still very black.
Mitch, yes the flow of dough, pizza is towards the rear, the pizziaolo will stand on a platform out the rear, with his wood nearby
Perhaps you could enclose the space above the oven for a dough proofing cabinet?
Should at least be little bit warmer than ambient there?
it would be, but I "cold-proof" my dough overnight to make a slow rise flavor...was thinking of trying to get some of that heat to do water..several of us had that discussion during the build of the big oven..
Trying to learn what I can about flours, fermentation and flames...
finally am cooking off most of the moisture in the perl-crete layer and temps are starting to come up..first pie baked in 6 minutes at 600 dome (see the black?) 500F floor temps...next at 800F dome and 600F floor in 4 minutes, the third at 1,000F dome and 800F floor...about 2 minutes, but had "stick to pan" issues on that one and over-baked the corcione....
more progress on the walk in cooler, from tear down, clean up, and set up it went better than planned...the new condenser and evap were a surprise, the auction co didn't know they were brand new.
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