/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>14123069
Unless you have a vessel to burn charcoal in, they aren't worth a fuck. These are meant to be used over burning charcoal.

>>14123069
they're pretty specifically for cooking thin pieces of food quickly in an eat-as-you-cook style meal. usually people sit at a table with a little butane stove in the middle with the pan on top putting their small pieces of meat on it for 30 seconds then eating directly

>>14123270
that sounds pretty good, amazon makes it look tasty

You need the portable stove the circular ones fit over. Fill the bottom ring with water to catch the grease

>>14123297

>>14123304

>>14123270
>>14123303
What about using them on a regular gas stove?

>>14123367
I mean, you technically could but at that point why not just use a pan?
The entire point of these is to sit around them with friends and family and have everyone continuously throw small portions on there while having a good time.

>>14123069
I use a solid pan. I want the fat from the meat to stay so the vegetables cook better.

>>14123367
Why?

>>14123069
Another shill thread.
It's japanese, what do you think if can?
It's useless.
Just look at that pathetic "as seen on TV" box.

>>14123367
If you want to stand around your stove then sure

>>14123367
>wanting to flavour his meat with butane and other petrochemicals

>>14123069

I have this exact one. One of the best purchases I've ever made. Just get one. Cheap af.

looks like a korean centerpiece grill. No idea what you people are doing.

>>14123069
No.

you're just profoundly dumb people who should find a parent.

>>14123069
They're not. Get a tiny weber if you want to charcoal stuff.

>>14123872
It's always cool to go to Korean joints with a qt Korean girlfriend, she'll not only know how to order but can talk up the people working there so we get the best stuff.

>>14124008
Can those be used indoors or is that unsafe because of fumes?

>>14124129
technically unsafe. there are some charcoal brands that claim they are smokeless that I've seen used in japan. In terms of portable fire inside, I've only seen butane stoves that have whatever government certification that says it's ok indoors

>>14124129
Not really. I mean there are ways of using them indoors, but generally it would be unsafe to do so.

>>14124129
the smoke will get to you before the Carbon dioxide becomes a problem

>>14124129
RIP

>>14124053
>tfw qt Korean gf introduces you to the waiter as 검둥이

Raclette, korean bbq and this is all the same shit.

>>14124129
Just open a window