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<title>Stefan&#039;s Florilegium: Camp Ovens</title>
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<title>An Experiment in Bread-baking</title>
<description>Most medieval bread was baked in large wood-fired brick ovens and was the province of profession al bakers. For smaller or remote households or travelers there were other less cumbersome alternativ es. The bakestone or griddle could be used for flatcakes and other small breads and with the addition of a baking cloche or cover could produce a lighter raised loaf. So a baking cloche seemed a viable alternativ e for a demo.</description>
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<title>Experiments in bread oven construction, based on designs from medieval manuscripts</title>
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<title>Regia Anglorum: Oven Building</title>
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