I am designing an outdoor portable cooking device/preparation station. Knowledge of existing users experiences and problems may potentially dictate my design. Such information provides useful reference when justifying particular aspects. For example is there demand to incorporate a side burner in my design?
Outdoor Cooking
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If you have answers, please help by responding to the unanswered posts.
Timothy
Head Chef
I see. Thank you for your reply.
Dante1972
Assistant Cook
1. (when the weather co-operates) How often do you cook outdoors on a weekly basis?
Almost never in the winter due to the 2-4 feet of snow on the ground just about every day in warmer weather.
2. What product do you use to cook outdoors and why? e.g. a disposable charcoal barbecue as it is cheap and doesn't require cleaning.
Gas grill or camp fire
3. What foods do you cook outdoors? Does the product you use dictate what you cook, do you wish there was more freedom?
Meats and veggies. Mostly steak, I grill all my corn on the cob and asparagus. Even cooking Easter or thanksgiving dinner I grill all the veggies that I can.
Almost never in the winter due to the 2-4 feet of snow on the ground just about every day in warmer weather.
2. What product do you use to cook outdoors and why? e.g. a disposable charcoal barbecue as it is cheap and doesn't require cleaning.
Gas grill or camp fire
3. What foods do you cook outdoors? Does the product you use dictate what you cook, do you wish there was more freedom?
Meats and veggies. Mostly steak, I grill all my corn on the cob and asparagus. Even cooking Easter or thanksgiving dinner I grill all the veggies that I can.
CraigC
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It would be a great prop for a Martian camp in the 80's "War of the Worlds" series. If it is fueled by gas, it would be useless to me. Gas is an abomination!
Savannahsmoker
Senior Cook
1. (when the weather co-operates) How often do you cook outdoors on a weekly basis?
We cook outside more then inside because our are is covered.
2. What product do you use to cook outdoors and why? e.g. a disposable charcoal barbecue as it is cheap and doesn't require cleaning.
Highly Modified Computer controlled Smoker, Big Easy, Smoker Roaster Grill, Weber E-330.
3. What foods do you cook outdoors? Does the product you use dictate what you cook, do you wish there was more freedom?
Meat, fish and veggies and we have all the freedone we need
4. Preparing/cooking for vegetarians/vegans, Pescatarians and meat eaters simultaneously an issue? If so what specific problems do you have?
None
5. Does the hassle of cleaning the outdoor cooking device you use deter you from using it?
No
6. What age are you?
69
7. Do you think outdoor cooking is more social?
Yes, part of the cooking area.
We cook outside more then inside because our are is covered.
2. What product do you use to cook outdoors and why? e.g. a disposable charcoal barbecue as it is cheap and doesn't require cleaning.
Highly Modified Computer controlled Smoker, Big Easy, Smoker Roaster Grill, Weber E-330.
3. What foods do you cook outdoors? Does the product you use dictate what you cook, do you wish there was more freedom?
Meat, fish and veggies and we have all the freedone we need
4. Preparing/cooking for vegetarians/vegans, Pescatarians and meat eaters simultaneously an issue? If so what specific problems do you have?
None
5. Does the hassle of cleaning the outdoor cooking device you use deter you from using it?
No
6. What age are you?
69
7. Do you think outdoor cooking is more social?
Yes, part of the cooking area.
