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Took some time this weekend to clean up a little around the oven, leftover mortar mix, wooden forms, etc. Next step will be planning a garden to go behind the fireplace area.
Also got a chance to fire up the oven on Friday to make some pizzas! My favorite was the garlic, bacon, and blue cheese. Yum!
NCMan,
Already planning on building an outdoor kitchen covered by a gazebo in front of the oven. Still playing around with the layout, and not sure when I want to tackle that job.
Lookin' good! Bet you're happy it's almost done. That's alot of work and you should be proud of it. Just think.....soon you'll be able to walk out there and nothing needs to be done! Great looking job.
Finished!!!.............almost.
Finally had some nice weather and we were able to get the stone veneer done and put the stone cap over the fireplace.
Next step is to sand and paint the insulated oven door and make some wooden handles for it as well.
Still need to work on the LV lighting.....
And still needs a good pressurewashing.
Still crappy weather and waiting for more snow and ice this week. Here's a few pictures of a brisket we did on our Kamado Joe. Started with a chile paste rub and cooked for 12 hours. It was awesome!
Between the cold weather, snow and rain, there really hasn't been any time to work on the build. That doesn't mean that we're not putting the oven to good use though.
Here's some Dakota bread and mashed potato rolls from the wood fired oven. Baked them the next day after making calzones for the first time.
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