Web alarm clock for 1:25 a.m.
While you watch the clock for the moment to fire up the roadside bakery oven, a 1:25 am alarm keeps the wait from turning into guesswork. There are 35 minutes before 2:00 am, enough time to check the fuel, clear the hearth, and prepare the first trays without starting the heat too early.
Because the oven schedule depends on this alert, leave the alarm page open and keep your phone or computer awake until it sounds. Closing the page or browser cancels the active alarm, while a sleeping device may prevent it from sounding; either could leave the oven cold when the dough is ready. Keep the volume audible, and avoid switching to a power-saving mode that might suspend the browser during the wait.
Before stepping outside from the bakery at this hour, notice whether the night air feels damp, especially during the rainy season or near the coast. Humidity can settle on stored firewood and make kindling slower to catch, so choose pieces kept under cover and bring only what you need indoors. Wipe moisture from metal handles, then close the door promptly so the warm preparation area does not fill with heavy night air.
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