Show us your outdoor kitchen! (Post your cooking space!)

[Slieb845]

My little patio corner of bliss. Wife says I cant get an offset smoker until I get rid of one. Good thing the gasser will be gone in a year or two. .

[Twisted Martini]

Introducing the Broken Pig BBQ Pit and Partio! Began in early April and wrapped up in time to fire the Primo for Father’s Day. Still waiting on the stainless appliances, they are probably sitting on a boat off Long Beach right now. Super excited for this amazing outdoor space!

[tbob4]

Love it!

[Bad Hat BBQ]

Nice design, love the rocks

[WayneT]

Very nice outdoor space.

[Richard Chrz]

Still very much in process, I also need to get all of my cookers together, as all do not live in that spot, some stay in my garage. But, since this photo we have added a freezer and ice maker to the far right end of this photo where the garbage is currently. Still adding a t.v. A hard top coming off our house covering the entire patio, then ceiling fans and lights. I cook with a Weber 22 kettle in a custom table, a 26 kettle, a 22 wsm, a 14 smokey joe, and a induction burner.

[The Burn]

Not an outdoor kitchen (yet), but my Performer with the folding metal side table was looking crappy and I also have another kettle, and it was just looking messy. So I decided I needed a grill table. This is my first woodworking project. Lots of imperfections when you’re up close, but it was fun and a learning experience. Next up a smaller
matching table for my Ooni Pro pizza oven

[Attjack]

Nice work.

[Michael_in_TX]

Love, love the umbrella set up. I need to do something like this.

[HawkerXP]

Very nice!

[ecowper]

Current status .... with a new space to be built very soon, I hope.


The two cookers that I use most, the Hasty-Bake and SnS Kettle, are under a 5x8 cover so that the Pac NorthWest rain isn't an issue.


This gives you the whole patio, which is 10x20 .... I really wish the neighbor's house wasn't baby poop yellow


From this direction you can tell that there is a Blackstone pizza oven in the mix! Also, if you look down in that corner of the yard, and squint, and pray, you can see where Eric's Bar & Grill is gonna go.

[CaptainMike]

Squinting and praying, brother, squinting and praying.

[Panhead John]

Where do I set up my tent when I come visit?

[ecowper]

Panhead John there's a spot picked out just for you. where all the tree roots are.

[Bad Hat BBQ]

it is finally coming together....
about a 3 year dialogue/battle with my HoA
Would have preferred the 12x16 but got approval with the 12x14

Going to string some cantina lights in the rafters
and the bonus....my wife has requested a small gasser that she can use!
Okie Joe gets upgraded with a ROCKET GRILLZ Off Set (anticipate late June arrival)

Note: Time to order more Oak!!!

I consider this my retirement gift...planned for May 2023!!

[fzxdoc]

That looks great!

Kathryn

[Panhead John]

Very nice, I like that! You’re gonna love retiring with that setup.

[Bad Hat BBQ]

Thanks to all

It is very cool that my wife is so supportive ...she seems pretty excited about the gasser she picked to park under the pavilion!!

[Attjack]

We finally put in a 50-gallon dry well for the sink. Now we can proceed with building a new floating deck for bar seating and the new dining area.

[holehogg]

I see progress, but I don't see the "we" bit :-)

[hoovarmin]

Let's go!

[WayneT]

Upper deck dining area and kitchen.


Ditto, at night.


Lower deck dining area.


Ditto, at night.


Patio.


Ditto, at night.


Kitchen cart.

[PBCDad]

We want to see the kitchen cart at night!

[Richard Chrz]

Love all of it, can you tell me more about that cart?

[WayneT]

Richard Chrz I picked that SS cart up at Costco about a year ago. This is the same cart at Amazon.

TRINITY EcoStorage Bamboo Kitchen Cart, Chrome https://a.co/cKK8cki

[Johnny Booth]

Finally finished, the outside kitchen…
I bought the AOC grill and side burner over a year ago, but life kept getting in the way.

Florida has unique requirements. Termites are a serious problem, as is almost constant high humidity.
The framing is all pressure treated, the outside is inexpensive rough cedar fence, eventually sanded and stained.
Termite and moisture proof.

so it starts…..
The drain had to go under existing pavers, lucky my outflow for the house was right where I needed it.


Next- Framing with heavy duty, 4” stainless steel screws, and powder coated 6” Timberlocks.That’s a lot of screwing around. Next pic shows Tapcons into the concrete wall for added strength.





The rough cedar is next. Simple doors, picture framed on the back. (Not shown).
Doors were clamped and glued with liquid nails and then screwed to keep things from twisting in the heat/humidity.
They still warp, but within acceptable limits.



Plumbing for LP was new for me. Some trial and error to get pre-made lengths of flex-pipe to look good.
Emergency shutoffs (yellow) required by code. Separate LP tanks for grill and side burner.
All heat sources are shielded with 3/8” concrete board (pink), and sealed with 500f silicone caulk.
At least a 1/2” gap between any metal surface and the concrete board.



Natural stone top really turned out great. They still owed my a piece of the backsplash in this pic.
Installers made a mis-cut, unfortunate, but it happens.


The stars of the show. AOG 36” grill and AOG dual side-burner.
Cedar is now sanded and aged with a stain.



Finally the test drive. Sausage and peppers.
AOG American Outdoor Grill makes a mighty fine product.
Perfect for gas grilling with sides.
Rotisserie works great and can hold two chickens, or even a small turkey.



😎

[Richard Chrz]

Awesome

[WayneT]

Very nice. I foresee some enjoyable times in that space.

[MsTwiggy]

Awesome, i love that you included a fridge!! Great layout!!

[Richard Chrz]

More cement being poured a gazebo to set up.

I have a few tiers to position my cookers on now, and will have a wheelchair ramp in concrete from path to house for water access to a hose.

[hoovarmin]

It's looking good

[Richard Chrz]

Like all of us. A little bit each year, the rest of the concrete in this section gets poured next week between all those forms. I’m guessing this is one of those forever on going things, as priority and savings allow we had never planned on concrete, so that is a huge win in early.

[MsTwiggy]

Takes time to build the dream!! You are getting closer . . .

[rlozinak]

Not much but its all I got!

[MsTwiggy]

A nice setup! Similar to mine 👇🏻

[hoovarmin]

And it's all you need

[Jfrosty27]

I don’t have much either but it seems to work for me. Every time I think I need to build an outdoor kitchen, I remember that I don’t have any money for it! 🤣🙄🤷‍♂️ So the garage will have to continue to make do. 😕

[hoovarmin]

No money is rarely an obstacle for me. Not because I have lots of money, but because I just shout YOLO and pull the trigger.

[MsTwiggy]

For now this is the outdoor kitchen. Perhaps I will get an upgrade if some other plans come through. It works well enough for me to make dinner which is all that matters at this point. The Rubbermaid deck box is the latest addition and it has helped me tidy up the situation considerably

[hoovarmin]

It's good to finally see where all magic happens

[Alan Brice]

I sure Love that copper top! We have two of the same cookers!! Must be twins😝

[Greygoose]

The BBQ compound,,,,the heavy artillery
and a Weber performer deluxe on the deck,,,

[hoovarmin]

Love it

[MsTwiggy]

I'm jealous on several accounts of that situation!! 🔥🔥🔥

[Panhead John]

Don’t get me wrong, I love my townhome, but I’ll trade cooking areas with anyone…..anyone!

[Panhead John]

rlozinak Far left you can see part of the Bronco, unseen next to it is the SNS kettle, Pit Boss griddle is unseen on the right.

MsTwiggy That is one good thing, as all my cookers are on wheels.

[Jfrosty27]

I’m with you PJ. Another garage kitchen makes me feel better. It’s not the kitchen. It’s the chef IN the kitchen right? Smoke on Pitmaster.

[Panhead John]

One thing I do like about it though, my neighbor has color coordinated his garbage can to blend in with the downspout!