wood-fired
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- adjective
- /wʊd faɪrd/
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- The aromas of fresh ground coffee and wood-fired pizza will fill three market halls.
- wood-fired oven
- wood-fired pizza
- wood-fired stove
Examples
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While we all love a good pizza, your wood-fired brick oven can do so much more than just cook pizza.
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Some of the chains are less "fast food" and more "date-night" in atmosphere; sit-down Italian franchise Rossopomodoro, for example, features wood-fired Neapolitan pizzas and local wines.
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A wood-fired boiler providing us with hot water.
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I admit that I stopped listening to Michael for a moment while passing by the wood-fired pizza.
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I had a great day laying out my wood-fired pizza oven.
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The restaurant will have a wood-fired oven and raw bar, and the chef is working on a charcuterie program and several pastas for the menu.
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Wood-fired brick ovens heat quickly and create high, intense heat that is the secret to the great wood-fired taste -- perfect for veggies, meats, and a variety of other dishes.
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"Zapoteca's menu has a strong Oaxacan influence and is comprised of unique, wood-fired dishes with bold, authentic flavors that you aren't likely to find anywhere else in New England."
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The longtime midtown staple, best known for its wood-fired steaks and pizzas, will be closing on Dec 29th after failing to reach an agreement with its landlord.
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The restaurant is famous for its delicious wood-fired pizzas that have a unique smoky flavor.
Synonyms
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Using wood to make heat for a room or for cooking
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word wood-fired is made of two simple parts, wood and -fired, where -fired comes from fire and means 'heated by fire'. So a wood-fired oven or stove is one warmed or run by 'burning wood', which is why food from a wood-fired oven often has a smoky, stronger flavor.