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Cod. TPP | Cod. TPS DOUBLE BURNER DIRECT FIRING
Direct Cooking
In Direct Cooking mode it is possible, at any time, to choose between wood/pellet or gas cooking by simply changing the burner.
In the direct cooking mode, the flame is lit in the cooking chamber itself and the food cooks in direct contact with the refractory base.
For greater practicality of use, it is possible at any time to choose between wood/pellet or gas cooking by simply replacing the burner.
As in a professional oven, the direct and radiant heat caused by the flame in contact with the food makes this mode the ideal choice for cooking pizza.

- FLUE GAS DIVERSION VALVES FOR SELECTING THE OPEN FIRING MODE
- FLUE GAS DIVERSION VALVES FOR SELECTING THE CLOSED FIRING MODE
SMOKED MODE
In the smoker mode the fire lit at the bottom, thanks to the opening of special deflector valves, allows the smoke to circulate and stagnate in the cooking chamber before being expelled through the smoke duct.
This particular configuration allows food to be cooked with just the heat of the smoke, without the need for heat from radiation or flame in contact with the food. Using the (adjustable) smoke valve it is also possible to partialise the smoke outlet and thus decide how long the smoke remains in the cooking chamber.
It is ideal for all types of slow cooking, at low temperatures and where a smoky flavour is required, which can also vary depending on the type of wood used.
- FLUE GAS DIVERSION VALVES FOR SELECTING THE OPEN FIRING MODE
ROTISSERIE
Spit roasting is one of the most traditional methods of meat preparation, perfect for cooking the largest cuts or the whole animal.
The rotisserie spit gently rotates the food, distributing the heat evenly and consistently and producing optimal results with ease.
The Dielle rotisserie spit can be used in direct or indirect mode, as well as with the smoker function.
- Direct cooking: the technique is very simple: you thread the meat onto a skewer, which is then placed close to the live flames (not in contact with them) where it will cook slowly.
- Indirect cooking: the lack of direct contact with the heat source prevents surface burns and allows perfect internal cooking.
- Smoker: this particular configuration allows food to be cooked with only the heat of smoke, giving a unique flavour to the food.











