True Brick Ovens’
David Neufeld invites attendees of the 2012 Northern New England Home and
Garden Show to experience brick oven baking first-hand.

In order to participate, you are asked to sign up via the
True Brick Ovens website: www.truebrickovens.com. A maximum of ten participating bakers (that
may include you) may then bring loaves, risen dough, or pies to place in the
pre-heated brick oven on site. You may
then take home your product, gobble it up immediately, or share it with other
bakers in the daily session (or all of the above).
I'm an advocate of community brick ovens and through these invitational events, I hope to get communities, neighbors, and friends to 'go in' together on brick ovens so that they can experience the social aspect of baking.
What it would be like if you gathered with fellow bakers once a week and went home with fresh baked goods?

Add this to a farmer's market and, except for the clothing styles, the bad hygiene, and the plague, it would be just like medieval times.
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