SC - Another Andalus question- easier

[Decker, Terry D.]

> Coulda sworn a tannur is a Persian underground, barrel-shaped oven,
> cognate to the Indian tandoor. The usage does seem a bit awkward, but I
> suspect what is meant is som ething like putting the meat directly on
> the rack of a really hot oven, with a drip-pan underneath.
> 
> Adamantius, Navajo Fry-bread King
> -- 
> Phil & Susan Troy
> 
Tandoor, tannur,tennur, tandir,tandore, tamdir, tandur, tanir, tanoor, etc.
mean oven in various Turkic languages.  The common form is the clay,
barrel-shaped oven, but the word can be used to describe any oven.

One of these years, I'd like to play with one, just to learn the techniques.

Bear

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