Maine Oven Craft on the Road: Hearthfelt Stories

On Main Street in tiny downtown, Lincoln, ME 49 Maine sits nestled into the bustling industrial community.

Increasingly defined by tourism, 49 Maine is dedicated to nurturing the local community with not only food but education about cooking with live fire.

Chef Ammerman invited me in with warmth and generosity. His passion for food, and community was apparent from the first minute we sat down together.

My biggest regret is not capturing the sweet pictures Chef Ammerman showed me of all the drawings he received after one of the school tours that visited his oven.

Chef Ammerman invites all people considering an oven to come try one, use it for an afternoon, get a feel for what they can actually do. During our interview he told me that he had built 3 at home during Covid so he knew what they could do but he was most excited for picking the aesthetic of the oven.

“…its got kind of industrial look to it and we are an industrial town. It just really works…. I’m a blue guy.”

Being able to customize these ovens to fit what our client’s need is exactly why we do what we do.

The food was delicious, the atomsphere was welcoming, and the oven was the center of attention— just how we like it!

Got check out 49 Maine in Lincoln!


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