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Prosciutto Pizza with fresh Basil and Buffalo Mozzarella
Author: Stone Bake Oven
Wood-Fired PRIMO Oven, Launch Success at The New Forest Show 2010
The Stone Bake Oven Company’s Primo Oven launch took place at the New Forest Show on the 27th, 28th and 29th July this year. The Stone Bake Oven Company wowed the crowds by blazing their unique “Ragazzo” Oven, a bespoke brick-built oven on wheels and the new Primo Oven, a compact, outdoor wood fired oven – drawing in spectators with pizza workshops and free tasters over the three day event.
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Primo Give Away
The Stone Bake Oven Company are please to announce that they are giving you the oppertunity to win you very own Primo wood fired oven with all the accessories worth ÂŁ678.99.
Wood-Roasted Monkfish With Capers
This recipe is so easy and so good! Your Stone Bake Oven really brings out
the best flavours in the fish.
New Forest Show
Tom and The Stone Bake Oven Company Crew can be found at the local New Forest Show running the 27-29th July, where they will be serving delicious free samples and running demonstrations from their range of ovens.
A super fun day out, with lots to take in and amazing free pizza to sample.
The Stone Bake Oven Company release their affordable “Primo” Oven
The Stone Bake Oven Company has a range of outdoor and indoor wood-fired ovens to suit any kitchen or outdoor space and to compliment any garden, patio and the like.
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Stone Bake Pizza Dough
The perfect pizza dough recipe (we think so). This dough recipe ensures light, crispy pizza bases, making the most of your authentic wood fired pizza oven.
Mike & Pat Smith’s Roast Loin of Pork with Ginger & Garlic
We are delighted to share with you a guest post from Mike + Pat Smith, our valued customer’s who have been so kind as to share their new favourite wood fired recipe with us! Let us know what you think…
It was a beautiful sunny Sunday, took the opportunity to fire up the oven for the first time this year. Thought we would like to share the recipe with you.
Roast Loin of Pork with Ginger & Garlic
Ingredients:
850g Loin of Pork joint
Fresh Ginger, cut into match sticks
2 Cloves Garlic cut into slices
18g Lo Salt
300ml Water
Rock Salt
1 Cooking Apple
1 Onion
Method:
- Ensure that the pork joint skin is dry, wipe with kitchen towel and leave in the fridge to dry out over night.
- Mix the Lo Salt with the water. In a shallow dish place the pork joint skin side up. Pour in the salt and water solution just level to the underside of the skin and leave for 2 hours. (This will keep the pork joint tender and moist during cooking).
- Remove from the salt solution after 2 hours. Score the skin with a sharp knife at around 15mm centres. With a small thin sharp knife pierce through the skin into the meat in several place.
- Push the fresh ginger matchsticks and garlic into the pierced slits ensuring that the ginger and garlic goes into the meat. Turnover and repeat on the flesh side of the meat.
- Slice the apple and onion and place in a roasting pan with metal rack inside, place the pork joint on top skin facing up. Wipe skin with kitchen towel to ensure the skin is dry and then rub rock salt over the skin ensuring the it goes well into the scores.
- Place in the wood oven at about 250 to 280 deg C with a small flame. Leave for around 30 minutes. Make sure there is not too much flame as this might burn the skin. Then leave in the oven with the flame going out and the temperature reducing to about 180 to 200 deg C for around 1 hour.
- If you have a probe thermometer the temperature in the centre of the the joint should be 145deg F. Remove from the oven cover with foil and leave to rest for 20 to 30 minutes. Carve and serve.
- In the meat resting time we cooked roasted carrots with honey and fennel seeds and served with a zingy lime rice salad.
Best regards,
Mike & Pat Smith
(Mezzo 76 )
View more photographs of Mike and Pat’s oven here.
Pear and Plum Tarte Tatin
Get your mouth watering with this delicious pear and plum tarte tatin – A perfect pud for a Sunday feast with family and friends!
Ingredients:
- 1 sheet puff pastry
- 4 tbsp. salted butter
- 4 tbsp. granulated sugar
- 2 pears &Â 3 plums, peeled and sliced
- A sprinkle of cinnamon
On a lightly floured surface, roll puff pastry and trim to fit the size of the pan you will be using for the tart. Wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate until ready to use.
Heat pan in a medium heat and melt the butter. Sprinkle the sugar evenly over the melted butter and cook, stirring occasionally until the mixture is a pale amber color. Remove pan from the heat of the oven. Place pear and plum quarters in the pan, on their sides, laying from the outer edge in. Fit in as many as possible.
Set pan back into the oven and cook until the pears become a golden brown (10-15 minutes). Feel free to lift one out of the pan to check its colour. Flip over each pear and plum so the cooked edge faces up and the uncooked edge is face down in the caramel. Continue to cook until the caramel that bubbles up between the pear and plum pieces is dark amber (8-10 more minutes).
Grab trimmed puff pastry from the fridge. Cut 4 slits in the pastry to allow steam to escape. Remove pan from the oven and lay pastry over the fruit. Place into preheated oven and bake 20 minutes, or until pastry is golden brown.
Carefully remove pan from oven and immediately invert onto a cooling rack. If desired, place a baking sheet under the cooling rack to catch any drips.
Serve warm with a sprinkling of cinnamon and a bit of cheeky cream!