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Outdoor kitchens offer many immediate advantages
over conventional indoor cooking. The first advantage that
comes to mind is that guests and family are more easily
involved in the cooking process and in the production of
the meal. Foods that you may love, such as fish or curry,
that tend generate lingering odors are also better cooked
and enjoyed outdoors
Outdoor kitchen set-ups can range in price
from $2,000 for a small counter with a simple grill to $30,000
or more for high-end versions containing an assortment of
appliances. High-end versions may incorporate features like
an outdoor fireplace and a roof.
Outdoor kitchens need to be more practical
and functional, often with fewer appliances. Indoors kitchens
must have a refrigerator with a freezer. Outdoors this would
be a plus, not a necessity. The same can be said for a sink,
drawers, etc. Outdoors the absolute necessities are great
cooking appliances. You’ll need at least a good quality
grill and a small wood-burning oven. The grill can be used
for cooking meats and grilling vegetables. The oven can
be used for breads, pizza, roasts, pies, pasta, meats and
more. The versatility of these small wonders never cease
to amaze even the most experienced chef.
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