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It's surprising that one of the most obvious solutions is generally only seen in both extremes of wealth: outdoor kitchens! Although I can see that still being

It's surprising that one of the most obvious solutions is generally only seen in both extremes of wealth: outdoor kitchens! Although I can see that still being an issue for people who live in places with terrible weather conditions. And with modern innovations like induction stoves it has probably become a less attractive alternative... Edit: gas is also really important for places without reliable access to electrical power.

bob1029 3y ago
I'm looking at doing an outdoor kitchen setup. Even with extremely high CFM on your range hood, a meal prep session is likely still going to make your house smell like a restaurant for an entire afternoon. For me, the type of heating seems irrelevant after a certain point when we are talking about air quality. If you make a big pan full of oil and other stuff hot for a long time, it doesn't really matter how it got there.