Outdoor kitchen

[swamp snorkler]

Originally Posted by Gerald

Natural gas is good for cooking but not hot enough fire to boil with.

B.S................ i have a natural gas burner that I use when I boil crawfish. 20 minutes and the pots on a rolling boil.

[Duffy.yyz]

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[fishinpox]

Originally Posted by swamp snorkler

B.S................ i have a natural gas burner that I use when I boil crawfish. 20 minutes and the pots on a rolling boil.

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[budndawn]

Here's one we did if you like the look of wood, Spanish Cedar is the way to go.
The back walls are backlit plexi glass.

[southern151]

Man, y'alls outdoor kitchens are nicer and, likely more expensive than my ghetto house! My wife would KILL me if I built myself that nice of an outdoor kitchen and, left her inside with that POS that we live in now!!

[swamp snorkler]

My outdoor kitchen consist of an old kitchen table we had in our first rent house, a cajun chef 3 burner stove, a propane tank, and a weber kettle grill.

I do have a 12' x 22' slab with connected to my carport that I would like to convert into an outdoor kitchen, sunroom, florida room type thing, first thing I want to do is close in my back porch and make an office/mudroom. It's 16'6" x 8'6"

[Big Flounder]

Mine is going to be pretty simple. I am having cabinets built on the back porch with granite top. I am having hot and cold water ran to it with a big stainless sink and gas for the burners. There will be a fridge and tv also. No built in grill though. I like my charcoal and cast iron grill/smoker.

[Bluechip]

Originally Posted by swamp snorkler

My outdoor kitchen consist of an old kitchen table we had in our first rent house, a cajun chef 3 burner stove, a propane tank, and a weber kettle grill.

I do have a 12' x 22' slab with connected to my carport that I would like to convert into an outdoor kitchen, sunroom, florida room type thing, first thing I want to do is close in my back porch and make an office/mudroom. It's 16'6" x 8'6"

Now you speak my language.

[Sea-Trac Offshore]

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[Gerald]

Originally Posted by swamp snorkler

B.S................ i have a natural gas burner that I use when I boil crawfish. 20 minutes and the pots on a rolling boil.

I should have said.......you should not connect natural gas to a burner that is designed for propane to use to boil seafood.

A propane burner has a much smaller "orifice" and will not allow enough natural gas to flow into the burner to produce enought heat to boil seafood. Propane gas has about 5 times more "energy" than the same amount of natural gas.

[mikedatiger]

Originally Posted by fishinpox

Here is one I built a few years ago.
Fixing to build one for a customer who I build their home. They bought the lot next to the house just for a outdoor kitchen it will have 48" commercial range, grill, boiling station, rotisserie , brick pizza oven, green egg.........the list goes on.

I suggest taking a ride to Baton Rouge and going to shoppers choice , they have about 20 outdoor kitchens set up behind the store... Pretty cool . Also my new home will be in the parade of homes and shoppers choice will be there cooking in my outdoor kitchen and have a raffle for an outdoor kitchen and lots of other specials. Pm me if you are interested in going

That kitchen is sweet!

[weedeater]

Originally Posted by Big Flounder

Mine is going to be pretty simple. I am having cabinets built on the back porch with granite top. I am having hot and cold water ran to it with a big stainless sink and gas for the burners. There will be a fridge and tv also. No built in grill though. I like my charcoal and cast iron grill/smoker.

This is similar to what I am building on my back porch but I am putting a gas stove in mine for cooking stuff that stinks the house up or to just keep stuff warm if are out side.

[Big Flounder]

Originally Posted by weedeater

This is similar to what I am building on my back porch but I am putting a gas stove in mine for cooking stuff that stinks the house up or to just keep stuff warm if are out side.

I'm gonna have a gas stove top in mine. Nothing fancy.

[david79thomas]

Anyone seen screens that roll up and down by motor? How reliable are they and how much? Also what's the best way to cool a patio?

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by david79thomas

Anyone seen screens that roll up and down by motor? How reliable are they and how much? Also what's the best way to cool a patio?

Use a fan or enclose the patio and install a window unit A/C.