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Failure to light the oven slowly in these instances may cause oven damage
and affect your oven warranty.
3.4 How to cook in your Gusto Oven:
The Gusto 120 Oven has the same cooking abilities as all of our wood fired
oven range. You can cook virtually anything in a wood fired oven and
achieve a range of different cooking techniques. Cook pizza, roast, grill,
bake and more using the different phases of heat in the oven. For an easy
step-by-step guide, visit our cooking techniques guide, available online with
our free recipes. For foodie inspiration visit our Twitter and Facebook page, or
get interactive and send in your pictures.
TOP TIP: The door provided with your oven can be used for a range of
different cooking techniques including roasting and baking. Take care whilst
using the oven door, it may get hot.
3.5 How to dispose of ashes safely
Even if it has been over 24 hours since firing, the ashes from your oven can
still be a fire risk. Ensure you wait until the oven is definitely cool before
attempting to remove the ash. Remove ash with appropriate tools e.g.
oven brush and place in a metal bucket with a sealable lid away from
combustible materials.
3.6 Oven Tools
To run your oven safely and effectively, it is essential that you use the
correct tools. A range of tools are available to purchase on our website
from our online store. Ensure all pots and pans used are appropriate for high
temperatures. We recommend cast iron pots and pans for cooking in your
wood fired oven.
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