Oh for sure. We're talking home cooking here. lol
I think even stove broilers are only 500-550*. I guess a wood burner could burn close to 800-1,000* with the right wood
*Edit* looked up a chart and it seems Oak or Beech could burn pretty hot.
Wood Type | Wood Burning Temperature [degrees Celsius/Fahrenheit] |
Western Red Cedar | 354 °C /669.2 °F |
Redwood | 364 °C /687.2 °F |
Radiata pine | 349 °C /660.2 °F |
Douglas fir | 350 °C /662 °F |
Oak | 900 °C /1652 °F |
Victorian ash | 311 °C /591.8 °F |
Birch | 816 °C /1500.8 °F |
Spruce | 620 °C /1148 °F |
Beech | 950 °C /1742 °F |