Forno Bravo carries a full line of hand-made imported Italian terracotta bakeware designed specifically for use in wood-fired brick ovens. Our bakeware is both beautiful and functional. The vibrant colors and bright glazes make the bakeware perfect for dishes that you take from the oven, straight to the table. Made from clay quarried in Tuscany, mixed with 45% refined alumina, this wonderful bakeware is heat resistant to over 1500ºF. You can use it in a conventional oven, or a wood-fired oven. It is 100% food-safe. We carry a range of sizes and shapes, including ovals, Lasagna pans, tall and low casseroles with lids in three sizes, and a large round roasting pan. The Forno Bravo bakeware is available in ether a lush green, or rich blue exterior, both with a traditional brown interior. Our Lasagna pan has a contrasting light brown interior and dark brown exterior. We have been using bakeware from this producer, located in San Gimignano, Italy, for years, and we have really enjoy it -- for how it cooks, how it looks and how well it lasts |
CONTACT US FOR PRICE AND DELIVERY TO YOUR AREA (617) 532-0392 1-888-270-0592 TOLL FREE Step 1. Choose the oven style and size
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Forno Bravo carries a full line of hand-made imported Italian terracotta bakeware designed specifically for use in wood-fired brick ovens. Our bakeware is both beautiful and functional. The vibrant colors and bright glazes make the bakeware perfect for dishes that you take from the oven, straight to the table. Made from clay quarried in Tuscany, mixed with 45% refined alumina, this wonderful bakeware is heat resistant to over 1500ºF. You can use it in a conventional oven, or a wood-fired oven. It is 100% food-safe. We carry a range of sizes and shapes, including ovals, Lasagna pans, tall and low casseroles with lids in three sizes, and a large round roasting pan. The Forno Bravo bakeware is available in ether a lush green, or rich blue exterior, both with a traditional brown interior. Our Lasagna pan has a contrasting light brown interior and dark brown exterior. We have been using bakeware from this producer, located in San Gimignano, Italy, for years, and we have really enjoy it -- for how it cooks, how it looks and how well it lasts. PLEASE CALL AND WE WILL TAKE YOUR ORDER OVER THE PHONE! (617) 532-0392 1-888-270-0592 |
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Your brick oven is capable of an almost endless variety of cooking styles. With almost all types of cooking, you should bring your oven fully up to heat, then prepare it for the type of cooking you want to do by moving the fire and coals, and letting the oven temperature reach the range where you will be cooking. How long you fire your oven depends on how much cooking you will be doing, and how long you want your oven to hold its heat. Remember that you can only take out heat from the oven that you put in. If you are going to be cooking a lot of pizza for a large party, or baking lots of bread or a large roast, fire your oven longer. If you are making pizza for the family for a mid-week meal, you can fire your oven for a shorter time -- typically only until the dome goes white |
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