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What type of wood should I use in my wood fired oven?

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What type of wood should I use in my wood fired oven?

What type of wood should I use in my wood fired oven?

This will depend on where you live and what timber you have available in your area. Always look for hard woods (like Jarrah or white gum) as these are dense and burn hotter and longer than soft, light woods (such as pine).

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