Date: June 28th, 2008
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the grill and the oven — a first look for 2008

We’re cooking for 30 — and we’re doing it on the beach. Not to mention, we have some of the best ingredients direct from New York City’s top restaurant suppliers. It would be a shame if the food were prepared without the ability to totally control heat, sand, and flavor.

This is why we work so hard every year to continue innovating in Meatfest kitchen stadium.

I thought I’d share the photos below… I just took them minutes ago… of this years extra long grill and simple-construction in-sand oven. Today, the new designs passed the “proof of concept” stage and are officially deemed “ready for action”. Here’s a few tid-bits on what we’re hoping to get out of these cooking surfaces this year (the pictures follow).

The grill

  • Extra long to satisfy the larger crowd
  • Extra wide and extra deep for more heat and better heat distribution
  • Sand in-laid bricks for a sturdy surface and sand control

The oven

  • A no-construction design (no more brick and mortar!)
  • Easy to transport, take down, and preserve for future years
  • Half buried in the sand for natural insulation
  • Charcoal and wood basket inside (not shown in pictures) so the heat source and the food are both in the oven (think Tandoori style and Mediterranean style ovens)
  • Optional smoke box can be added into the oven and packed with mesquite chips for a delicious smoky flavor unmatched in any other beach oven (if there are even any other beach ovens!)

The oven

Long shot - oven and grill

The grill

More oven

3 Comments

  1. June 28th, 2008
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  2. Picture two kind of looks like you left your bomb next to the subway grate!

    1F

  3. AlexAlex  
    June 29th, 2008
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  4. Architecturally speaking, this design is flawless… kind of like the Cortese residence…

    2F

  5. June 30th, 2008
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  6. hey,

    sell it on ebay and make some money! fuck it:) kick alex out of architecture school.

    3F

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