Aug 30, 2010: Pizza Oven

[xoxoxoBruce]

Not just any pizza oven, the most badass pizza oven on the planet.



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[Antimatter]

Adam Lindsley of the blog This Is Pizza snapped this shot when he visited Marcello Pizzeria & Ristorante in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Assuming Adam Lindslet visited during opening hours it seems Marcello Pizzeria & Ristorante serves pizza made in an electric oven. Or at least there's no hint of a fire burning in their head-shaped wood-fired oven, nor are there any pizzas in there...

[xoxoxoBruce]

Marcello's

An enormous Neapolitan style wood-burning oven in the shape of the sun, the Sun God is the Mediterranean symbol of prosperity, is the showpiece to the entire room. It makes some of the best pizza in the city, churning out heavenly Naples-style thin crust creations available in over 20 varieties. The oven maintains a consistent temperature of 500°, baking the crust to a crisp golden brown that glistens with extra virgin olive oil.

Your right in that the oven isn't working in the picture, but I don't see any reference to alternatives for pizza. They must have other ovens though, for the rest of the menu. Maybe when the oven is working the Sun God is in residence, and doesn't like his picture taken (assuming the Sun God is a his)

[Griff]

Some dude on Science Friday said you can get the same results at home using the auto-cleaning cycle on your oven and disabling the door lock. He also said he shattered the door window glass and would prefer no one burn their house down using this method. He cooked a pizza in 45 seconds.

[Slight]

Originally Posted by Griff

Some dude on Science Friday said you can get the same results at home using the auto-cleaning cycle on your oven and disabling the door lock. He also said he shattered the door window glass and would prefer no one burn their house down using this method. He cooked a pizza in 45 seconds.

"Mr. POTTER: I replicated Jeff Varasano's work and find, in fact, it does make fantastic pizza. I broke my oven door in the process, and I now have, instead of glass, what's called PyroCeram. It's what the military used in the 1950s for missile nose cones. That's now what I've got for my oven door. It's a sheet of the stuff that is temperature-rated to much higher temperatures, but definitely not a thing to try at home."

Why do I really want to try that now? Thanks for the idea Griff

[Griff]

I'd say its because you're not supposed to. If I had an old stove...

[Gravdigr]

Originally Posted by Antimatter

...serves pizza made in an electric oven..

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce

Your right in that the oven isn't working in the picture...

At the lower left corner of the mouth, is that something red-hot, or is that slobber?

[xoxoxoBruce]

Looks like the reflection of the light inside the oven.

[spudcon]

Originally Posted by Gravdigr

At the lower left corner of the mouth, is that something red-hot, or is that slobber?

Pizza oven has mouth herpes.

[Trilby]

I'm against anthropomorphic pizza ovens.

[Sundae]

Originally Posted by Brianna

I'm against anthropomorphic pizza ovens.

I see your point there.
You poke something into someone's mouth with a stick.
Then they sick it up. Then you eat it while it's still hot.

Appetising...

[sweetwater]

I want to see that in RL! But how - indeed, why - would anyone resist giant ruby-red glass irises, or smoky tendrils braiding ceiling-ward from the nostrils?

[xoxoxoBruce]

It's not an angry god.