Smoked meats and sunsets



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Another beautiful summers day in the land down under and here we are with the smoker and a lovely lamb shoulder.

I still have a small hotplate that I use to cook a few snags (sausages) and a couple of other food items as I find that there is a distenct difference between what cooks well on the coals and what prefers a hot plate. In the coming year I would like to incorporate an outdoor kitchen and enclose the BBQ area to enable a better dining and entertainment experience amongst friends and family.

What are your tips for enclosing a smoker into the outdoor area and what form of materials should be used to withstand the heat?


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