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Ovens

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Richard
our Project Director and
Outdoor kitchens
consultant has
been cooking outdoors for
40 years. In our own small
garden we have an all
weather outdoor kitchen
with conventional wood
fired oven and charcoal
grill. To enjoy
this facility throughout
the year we have a covered
entertaining area
alongside.
"Outdoor
cooking has been a passion
mine since I was a boy -
maybe I still am"
Richard
- Outdoor Chef and owner
of a Garden Pizza oven
"before" Jamie Oliver!
My
claim to fame!
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Self
build kits, Bespoke
structures and Wood Fired
Pizza Ovens
One
of the fastest growing
trends in enjoying your
garden is creating an
outdoor kitchen. Featured
here is a Pizza Oven and
Covered Barbeque. (or
barbecue whichever suits
you see wiki below)
Outdoor
kitchens extend the traditional summer BBQ's
to sophisticated
entertaining, expanding
grilling capability to
include roasting and
baking.
Creating
full outdoor kitchen facilities
including preparation and
serving areas useable
in all weathers and all
seasons.
We
design and build outdoor
kitchens, gazebos and covered
barbeques including
DIY kits for structures see our self
build structure range
Our designs include
integration of existing
BBQ's traditional charcoal
or gas fired and full installation of
wood fired brick pizza
ovens or cast
iron ovens. Plans,
materials and self build
pizza oven kits available.
Grill,
roast or bake - meat, fish
and even traditional pizza
(authentic pizza requires temperatures of
550 degrees and cooks
within two minutes).
See our own
wood
fired oven design
This
oven type was developed
and first installed by us
in 2005
www.outdoor-kitchens.co.uk
outdoor
kitchen tips
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We
have built Garden Buildings,
Garden Offices, Garden
Studios, Garden, Rooms,
Outdoor Kitchens and
Garden Accommodation
Buildings all over the UK.
Here is a list so-far
by nearest large town where
we have built at least one: Bedfordshire,
Luton Berkshire
Reading, Bracknel,
Maidenhead, Newbury,
Wokingham, Buckinghamshire
Aylesbury, High Wycombe Cambridgeshire
Cambridge, Wisbech, Cheshire
Chester x 9, Stockport,
Sale, Ellesmere Port, Birkenhead,
Wallasey, Runcorn,
Macclesfield, Crewe Cornwall
None yet Cumberland
Penrith, Keswick Derbyshire
Derby, Chesterfield,
Buxton, Ashbourne Devon
Barnstaple Dorset
not yet
Durham
not yet Essex
Chelmsford, Basildon,
and 5 times in Buckurst Hill
Gloucestershire
Gloucester, Bristol,
Cheltenham Hampshire
Winchester Hertfordshire
Watford, St. Albans x3,
Hemel Hempstead, Stevenage, Huntingdonshire
St. Ives, St. Neots, Kent
Maidstone,
Canterbury, Bromley,
Greenwich
Lancashire
Liverpool, Manchester,
Preston, Bolton, Warrington Leicestershire
Leicester, Lincolnshire
Lincoln, Grimsby,
Louth Middlesex, London, x 11, Enfield x3,
Staines, Ealing Norfolk
Norwich, Cromer,
Hunstanton
Northamptonshire
Northampton,
Kettering, Wellingborough
Northumberland
None yet Nottinghamshire
Mansfield, Worksop, Newark, Oxfordshire
Oxford, Banbury,
Witney,
Henley-on-Thames,
Thame
Rutland one in
the sticks Shropshire
Shrewsbury, Somerset
Bath, Staffordshire
Stafford,
Stoke-on-Trent, Suffolk
Ipswich, Bury St.
Edmunds Surrey
Guildford x 6 Croydon,
Woking, Sutton,
Kingston-on-Thames,
Wandsworth, Wimbledon x4 Sussex
Crawley, Warwickshire
Warwick, Birmingham,
Coventry,Rugby,
Stratford-upon-Avon
Westmorland
Windermere, Wiltshire
Devizes Worcestershire
Evesham Yorkshire
Beverley, Halifax,
Harrogate,York North
Wales x 8, Scotland
x 1, South Wales x 4
Wikipedia
Barbecue
Barbecue
or barbeque (common
spelling variant) The
spelling barbeque is
given in Merriam-Webster
OnLine () as a variant
spelling but not in the
Concise Oxford English
Dictionary (). (with
abbreviations BBQ,
Bar-B-Q and Bar-B-Que;
diminutive form of
barbie, used chiefly in
Australia and New
Zealand; and called
Braai in South Africa)
is a method and
apparatus for cooking
meat, with the heat and
hot gases of a fire,
smoking wood, or hot
coals of charcoal or a
propane gas grill, and
may include application
of a marinade, spice
rub, or basting sauce to
the meat. The term as a
noun can refer to the
meat, the cooking
apparatus itself, or to
a party that includes
such food. The term as
an adjective can refer
to foods cooked by this
method. The term is also
used as a verb for the
act of cooking food in
this manner. Barbecue is
usually cooked in an
outdoor environment
heated by the smoke of
wood or charcoal.
Restaurant barbecue may
be cooked in large brick
or metal ovens specially
designed for that
purpose.
Barbecue has numerous
regional variations in
many parts of the world.
Notably, in the Southern
United States,
practitioners consider
barbecue to include only
indirect methods of
cooking over hardwood
smoke, with the more
direct methods to be
called
"grilling".
In British usage,
barbecuing and grilling
refer to a fast cooking
process directly over
high heat, while
grilling also refers to
cooking under a source
of direct, high
heatknown in the U.S.
and Canada as broiling.
In US English usage,
however, grilling refers
to a fast process over
high heat, while
barbecuing refers to a
slow process using
indirect heat and/or hot
smoke (very similar to
some forms of roasting).
For example, in a
typical U.S. home grill,
food is cooked on a
grate directly over hot
charcoal, while in a
U.S. barbecue, the coals
are dispersed to the
sides or at significant
distance from the grate.
Its South American
versions are the
southern Brazilian
churrasco and the
Argentine asado.
read
more at » http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbecue
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can email enquiries to admin@aarco.co.uk Address: Aarco 120 Ltd,
Garden Building Specialists Bracken House, Woodlands Road,
Chester,
Cheshire CH4 8LB
or telephone anytime on 01244
679502
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