response: That's nice. Baking ovens in medieval Europe were frequently kept away from other buildings in case of fire.
original_response: mmm, i'm getting hungry :) in Europe baking ovens were often separated from other buildings to prevent fire. so smart of them
history: I've always considered becoming a baker because I love baking! Is that so? So you want to work in a bakery as a baker? Yes, I think it would be fun! All the pies and cakes and rolls I could make! I love the smell of fresh baking bread! Cool! Were you aware that control of yeast is a fairly recent practice? Oh really? How did they used to make bread before yeast I wonder? I'm not sure, but Greeks baked dozens of varieties of bread! What? I didn't even know there were that many varieties! In addition, Roman bakes made good with honey and oil, so pastries rather than bread. Oh that sounds amazing. I make croissants sometimes and put honey butter on top of them. It is amazing.
knowledge: In medieval Europe, baking ovens were often separated from other buildings (and sometimes located outside city walls) to mitigate the risk of fire.