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Wednesday, 9 November 2011

Building a Smoke Oven

!±8± Building a Smoke Oven

Building a smoke oven is a relatively simple procedure and it is essentially a box that contains smoke and is usually insulated to keep in heat. These are sometimes also called 'meat smokers' and a range of other names.

A smoke oven works by cooking meat very slowly in a hot smoky environment contained within the oven. As the meat cooks the smoke will cover the meat and this can also season the outside of the meat giving it a distinct flavour. As the heat and the amount of smoke increases the meat will absorb this smoke also giving it something of a strong 'barbequed' flavour that is hard to achieve other ways. This makes it great for barbecues and for outdoor cooking and achieves an effect that you could not easily achieve any other way. So how do you build a smoke oven?

A smoke oven can be made from many different things and this includes metal or even wood. The meat will cook at a quite low temperature - around 22 degrees Fahrenheit and this will mean that a wooden smoke oven is safe and unlikely to catch fire. Of course though making your smoker from something other than wood will mean that it is more durable and will also mean it is more water proof and keep it safe from the rain and other fluids. To create your meat smoker you will need to create then the insulated box from your chosen material and will just need to include some sort of door or flap so that you can insert the meat yourself and flip/turn it.

In order to create the smoke and the heat however you will need a power source and normally this will be an electrical element. The reason for this is that it will allow you to control the temperature at a very constant rate as this is how smoke cooking is meant to work. However if you cannot achieve this yourself you may use some form of fire.

Perhaps the easiest way to create a meat smoker then yourself is to be able to simply add the box or cover to another cooking device such as an electric barbecue or a grill cooker. In this case you will not need to have an 'entry point' and will simply place the box over the top of your meat while it is cooking. The smoke will automatically remain inside the container as heat rises. You can then lift the box from the top in order to flip and turn the meat.

The next thing you will need is a moisture source, and it is important while smoke cooking to ensure that there is some moisture in the cooker with the meat to prevent it from drying out. Place a pan of water under the hood with the meat and this will cause moisture to circulate around the smoke cooker as the meat cooks.

This will work as a basic smoke cooker, but in order to have your own dedicated smoke cooker you might want to get professional help. This way you can enjoy the unique barbecued taste time and again with relative ease.


Building a Smoke Oven

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Wednesday, 28 September 2011

So You Want, an outside kitchen building

!±8± So You Want, an outside kitchen building

An outdoor kitchen is a wonderful way to make the garden a pleasant place to entertain. Why spend your parties stuck inside, prepare the food in your kitchen if you can feel comfortable adjusting to the outside, you are chatting with your guests, serving drinks, cooking hamburgers, pizza and even play the part without ever? If you have a spa pool or garden, outdoor kitchen is a perfect match. And if you're selling your home one day, thinking a well-built backyardEntertainment area can only increase the value of your home. (And more potential home buyers want to put on their lists) are special outdoor spaces today are increasingly popular among homeowners and condominium.

There are all kinds of functions that you can build an outdoor kitchen. Examples include fire was, pizza ovens, refrigerators, ice makers, granite, deluxe gas BBQ, waste compactors, wok burner, gas or electric stoves. Practically everything we canThurs inside you can do outdoors in those days. The only limits are your imagination and your budget.

Before going to the hardware store and place a big order, stop order on what you want to think about outdoor cooking. Here are some of the questions that you would while you are still in the planning phase:

- You want to be able to cook a full meal, or a charcoal or gas grill is made?

- Is your food preparation area includes a sink? If yes,You must run a line of water for your outdoor kitchen.

- Do you have a machine for ice refrigerator, or need other devices, has the power to make it work? Are you ready to hire an electrician to handle the wiring?

- Would you like jerky dried meat or smoke? Rotisserie ovens, dehydrators and smokers of meat are a good choice for outdoor kitchens, because the long cooking times, the smell can be overwhelming at home. Outdoors, no one in mind.

- You wantto talk to your home or would like a free-standing island better, perhaps as a pool bar? Note that as far as your outdoor kitchen from the existing power lines and water, the more expensive it will be installed.

- What is the climate where you live? You must have a roof over your kitchen? If you do not want to install a roof, you need special water-resistant devices, which cost more to order.

- Where do the prevailing winds come from toYour garden? You do not want the packaging of foods and removed as long as it is burned. If possible, maybe you can build a wall or an existing wall to protect the area.

As you can see, there are some things to note. Outdoor kitchens can be simple or very complex. In any case, be well thought of in the kitchen a wonderful addition to a house.

We hope that these questions have given you an idea of ​​some of the decisions that you should start before you actuallyThe money for your new kitchen. As with all DIY projects, there is a good idea to spend a lot of time planning before you actually break ground.


So You Want, an outside kitchen building

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