Next Project for Tim_n (Tandoori Oven)

[johnnytheboy]

Just thought I would post this out of interest, inspired with tim to get back onto my pizza oven project, i remembered some of the research I did, this was a secondry option one the oven is finished!!

A tandoori oven, looks allot simpler than the oven and would be quick to knock up and dispose of it it didnt work out to well!!!

http://www.argantia.it/articoli/forno_tandoor/index.asp

http://www.instructables.com/id/Garbage-Can-and-Flower-Pot-Tandoor-Oven/

http://www.downsizer.net/Projects/Processing_food/Building_a_back_garden_Tandoor_Oven./

http://oildrumtandoor.blogspot.com/

 

[tim_n]

Hehe well I am hoping my pizza oven will double as a makeshift tandoor as well! But it did cross my mind

 

[Tony]

I remember making one of these with my dad in an Indian restaurant he was refurbishing in Reading back in the late 70's, mostly I remember filling a big space around the actual oven with pea shingle/stones.

 

[789987]

Hehe well I am hoping my pizza oven will double as a makeshift tandoor as well! But it did cross my mind

by cooking on the outside of the dome?

 

[Angus Og]

A friend of mine built one a few years back with a big clay plant pot. We were using it a couple of weeks back.

Picture from the build.

 

[Angus Og]

A picture from the other week.

 

[tim_n]

Looks awesome! I'm hoping to do mine on the floor of the pizza oven or potentially on the sides when I get the damn sand off!

 

[cannyfradock]

...Naan bread cooks quite well in wood fired-oven. About 90 seconds on the cooking hearth and then lift the naan up with the peel to the top of the oven for about 6 to 8 seconds. I've had great success with Madhur Jaffrays Naan bread recipe in my WFO.

Here's another link to a home built Tandoor oven.... http://www.flickr.com/photos/39497298@N08/

More discussions on building a Tandoor oven.... http://woodovenukforum.forumup.co.uk/viewforum.php?f=64&mforum=woodovenukforum

Terry