How to build an Earthen Oven and Use it the Same Day!
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- Опубліковано 14 тра 2024
- A few weeks ago, we attended the Gathering at Five Medals in Goshen IN. We went with an experiment in mind - could you make a mud oven from scratch at an event and bake in it the very next day? You are about to find out! #townsendsonedayoven #townsendovens
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PBS wishes they could make series this good! The content, the presentation and the whole attitude is so professional that it draws you in even if the episode does not align with your particular interests. Kudos!!
Your channel is such high quality. Whoever does your cinematography, editing, etc does an amazing job. It's so cool to see such production value in something so niche and particular
Jiggy Wiggy ASMR wait this guy has so many suvs
I did it! I built one, on the ground. I named it Lumpy. It looks great I can't wait to use it, I did not have cotton fabric to use, so instead I used some large zucchini leaves for the top and it worked just fine. Also, once the leaves burned away, they left a cool imprint on the inner part of the oven.
Im going to do it next week too such an amazing channel to learn things like this
It brings me joy to know that there are people like you out in the world making the world a better place. Thank you for all your work and I hope you continue your journey for a long time coming.
*Casually tells the time by the location of the sun* = Life goals!
not too hard, actually. at arm's length, the average person's hand width is approx an hour of movement up from the horizon. (each finger width is /about/ 15 minutes) once you get used to measuring it that way, you'll learn to guesstimate it pretty quickly with just a glance.
google 'old ways of telling time' and you'll see some interesting methods.
Get good, learn to tell time by looking at the moon (it is possible!)
used to blow my friend's mind by telling time by my shadow.
And the night sky is a big 24 hour clock, the big dipper acts as a hand.
Boy Scouts 101
What a great project for our Scouts! Can't wait to try this one out.
how did it go?
I've wanted one of these ovens for years! Seeing how simple you made this one, it may be a possibility for me after all! Thank you! ❤
I can't find the words to describe how utterly fascinating all of this is! I've recently been introduced to your channel, and I'm enjoying it immensely. Thank you so much for producing such interesting high-quality content!!!
This is really terribly fascinating. It prompts one to think about how things we take for granted-like a hot oven at the ready..would take so much effort. Also, it’s fascinating that you can deconstruct the oven and pry the mud off and leave barely a trace. Just wonderful!
I always enjoy your stuff, great to see these traditional skills and techniques being kept going. Well done! you're doing a grand job.
I also enjoy the pragmatism of using what you got. ( in your head and on your hands, so to speak)
Thank you so much Mr. Townsend. Your instructional video is so encouraging to build one myself after you. Thanks again!!
That does it, this is now my spring project.
Did you make it?
Loved it! Great job. You guys are creating incredible content.
this guys energy is just amazing i love it
Love your videos always find myself coming back to them with shared interest. Please keep up the great work and channel. The world needs more scholars like you good sir.
this is amazing. well shot, well explained and very HQ video + you both seem very nice and symphatic. awesome
Well done It took me two weeks B4 my clay oven was ready to cook in, building a wooden frame is a very good idea i used sand to get the shape then the clay over it n waited for days B4 it was dry enough to open it out get the sand out n slow fire it to dry, thanks for posting
Love Tha't Oven💝When I, Was Ten Year's Old My Grandpa Made An Oven Just Like It But Bigger We Could Go Inside Cook & keep Warm In The Winter.
This will be a blessing to have in the wilderness. Quick and easy to build and you can bake bread and other bakeries. An essential tool in the wild.
Here in Asheville, NC we've got a guy who built one on a trailer that he tows around. He makes the best thin crust pizza in town.
I've had a pizza just like that somewhere west of Raleigh, wonder if it was the same guy
What does he charge for his pizzas? Each?
I saw this done a few months ago, and have concedered doing this too with my food truck... I'm just not sure how much to charge for a pizza ...
Thank you for your help.
About how many pizzas does he do per baking?
STFDOOR! Can you please send him to Colorado Springs?! And I miss OBX. Camp Lejeune vet family here 👋🤩🥰
Really? I'm from Greensboro but if someone knows his business name id totally grab some next time im out there
Exactly what I have been looking for!! Thank you for the wonderful demonstrations!!!
That was a very impressive build video.
I love this channel so much, coming from RI and now living in Fl and looking for treasure for new 1715 Fleet. And setting up fort on an island. This is just makes it so much more interesting
Been going back through and watching the season playlists.
So many great videos that i havent seen.
Once again John.. great video.. Thanks for all you guys do there. (double thumbs up)
Amazing. Thanks so much for responding. I appreciate your videos.
this is awesome! i would love to see more videos at reenactments like this.
This I will build, beautiful guide .
Will bake bread for my kids😀
Thanks for this simple guide.
I recently found your page. I love your cooking videos, but this one bakes the cake! Cheers to your camera man!
love love love that you came .. keep up the good work . im in Indiana and glad i didnt have to go out of state . please come back
Awesome! I have got to try building an earth oven. Thanks for the tutorials.
Thanks! So glad I discovered you!
I love all your videos but I especially love the ones about the cob ovens. Thanks alot!
Fantastic video and a great project!!! I belong to a medieval re-enactment group and our local branch puts on a weekend event over Columbus Day weekend each year; I think I'm gonna give this a go.
Great as always! I haven’t seen a single bad episode!
I love this video. We are building one at our house in preparation to one that we're building at our church with our kid's club - Finer Things and Tougher Things - I think the kids (and the adults!) will love the process!
Your daughter is so beautiful and delightful. Thank you so much for sharing. She is your glory.
This is a great video I'm saving this one...
Best thing about this channel is the hats
That bread couldn't have looked better! I can't even master homemade bread with all the modern amenities! Great job!
Takes time, patience and trial and error. And there's is nothing to be ashamed of using a bread mix in a bread machine. My sister makes her own bread and that's how she learnt, getting used to the process in the bread machine, experimenting with recipoes and finding ones that worked for her.. She still prefers using it to knead & rise the dough as she has joint problems so kneading gets painful.
I love this channel...real basics...and we'll presented. Thanks
Wonderful tips, would never have thought of sealing the door with bread dough.
That was REALLY cool!
Amazing! My mouth was watering!!!
That looks like SO much fun!
You put those Naked and Afraid contestants to shame.
Cherpy LaTina Sometimes their buns get baked by the sun.
EXACTLY I fail to find a reason they can't use this simple ingenious technology!
Where would they find processed flour ?
Man.... I love this.
I'll be making my own earthen oven.
Thanks!
You inspired me and my friend. That are taking over a small island. In the Indian River Lagoon. To make an oven. We are so excited about building one of these oven. I can't wait
blooming brilliant gentlemen..!!! Robert. from England UK
Cool!!
I almost thought I saw you throw it away at the end.
Really good work!
Keep it up, thanks for sharing!!!!
Excellent, I want to try making one in my backyard.
wow! I'm impressed! you nailed it
dang a bunch of roughin it, this guy is livin it up old school!! I love this channel!
Excellent. Love the bread dough gasket.
We are going to do it this spring! Great video
Great quality content! Thank you!
Great project for a family to do on a weekend! Kids love making handmade things!!!!!!!!
Love your channel, really into 18 th century stuff, love those earthen ovens
I've watched many of your videos, but this was the first time that I'd seen you at a re-enactment event.
I got a kick out of watching the kids craning their necks to watch you at work. Great to see their interest in history.
Judging from their dark hair and complexions, some of the children were Native Americans.
This is so cool. Would be awesome to build one of these on a camping trip!
Great info! Love it,thank you.
Just did my this weekend at old fort de la chartres came out good thanks jas townsend and sons
a wet towel on the door makes a good seal and adds moisture for the early part of the bake. It took me half a summer to make mine and moved several years later. The new owners weren't into it and the oven went back into the field it (mostly) came out of.
During the great trek by the boers from Cape to johannesburg they simply used the anthills. Just dig out the cave in the side of the termite mound and bake bread
Can't like this video enough!!
Oh, yum! My mouth is watering! I had no idea building a simple oven like that could be so easy! You least you make it look easy!
Beautiful! I have had intentions to build a cob oven for years. You make this look so simple! I wish it wasn't so close to winter. :( I am doing this next spring for sure. I loved the table and the list of materials. Thanks for a great video, like always! Oh....the bread looked incredible.
+Russell Franke Thanks for the encouraging comment and thanks for watching!
Thanks for that. Great information.
Beauty in every detail. Bravo! for such a project well done.
+NobleDesignMedia It was a great event with lot of wonderful people. We interviewed a natural dyer - I am sure you will like that one.
+Jas. Townsend and Son, Inc. I bet my 18th Century bippy I will
Whenever I watch bread being made like this.. it always looks more delicious than bread made in modern ovens.. i dont know why.
imagine cooking a rice in a pot vs rice in a modern utensil
Platzhallter Yes, the bread is wonderful in Deutschland. Though I was told that the Germans learned to make bread from the French.
Platzhallter bread is proto civilizational. When early man stumbled into the fertile crescent and found fields of the major grains we know today stretching from Cairo to the black sea, use and preservation of those seeds was what allowed settlement and ultimately civilization. Pulverized seeds, mixed with water and cooked on a rock in a camp fire. It's ubiquitous in humanity. Refined over 15,000 thousand years.
Yep, bread with beer not too far behind it. Not what would be the modern idea of beer or even the ancient Mesopotamian idea, but the beginnings of it.
Bread & beer, the two staples that fed the pyramid builders.
" I started this at 11 o'clock... It's now about... (looks at the sun) 3 o'clock. " Our friend has some mad skills. So glad I found your channel!
love your videos. wish there was groups up here in Alaska that did this kind of stuff
wow! you guys just really made me hungry!
My mouth is watering looking at that bread.
Another great video!
thanks for the tips, I am going to modify this a bit to make it into a temporary forge.
Well done that man!
Watching in March 2021. Amazing ! I will do in my house ! (from Fio de janeiro- Brazil). Congrats !
great job! now I'll have to try it
I love your channel. There is an old cavalry fort from the 1860's named Fort Churchill. Re-enactors show what life was like for the old troopers. Many of the original buildings are somewhat intact. The setting would be perfect for you. Fort Churchill, Nevada. Thank you for the history.
Your video entitled, "How to build an Earthen Oven and Use it the Same Day!" showed up in my feed so I gave it a go as it was inline with what I normally watch. I found your video to be well presented and free of the stammering, wild tangents and repetitive drivel that many other folks post. You presented great material in a manner consistent with everyday conversation and I appreciate both you and your instruction. So much, in fact, that I Liked and Subscribed immediately following your presentation.
I'll be watching your other videos, and look forward to new material in the future. Great job!
haha, your driveling and you didnt even realise. must be hard being soooo perfect.
A very cool and informative video, Loved it !! Subscribing now.
Great video and experiment I was curious as to if it could be done
I just came across this channel today, and I have been hooked! I subbed. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us!
nice work Jonathan.
awesome work guys
Kudos to the guy who made the bread, too!!!!
Love the vid.
I was plannin on makin myself a cooking oven at home, now I think im gonna make it with some clay instead of metal
pretty darn cool!
This man is a builder.
that was really interesting!
You guys are just awesome! Yeah so he made an oven, then he made an extra one, you know, just because. How cool are these people? Very Cool!
Thank you for sharing
Another great video.
Great job. Excellent
I have used bran and water to seal my cracks on cook events. It seals up and acts like cement. Give it a shot some time, works well in a pinch.
Where is chimney?
Fantastic!! Good job!!!!
So going to try this.