That's nice. Baking ovens in medieval Europe were frequently kept away from other buildings in case of fire.
mmm, i'm getting hungry :) in Europe baking ovens were often separated from other buildings to prevent fire. so smart of them
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.
In medieval Europe, baking ovens were often separated from other buildings (and sometimes located outside city walls) to mitigate the risk of fire.