/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.6777175]

So, to save money I've been toying with the idea of an indoor grill.

I have a small portable grill, and I'm wondering if it's safe to use indoors to cook things like chicken, vegetables or even bacon and eggs for breakfast.

I would save a lot of money by not having to use electricity and instead using wood, coal and a cigarette lighter.

What does /ck/ think?

[Anonymous No.6777179]

>I would save a lot of money by not having to use electricity and instead using wood, coal and a cigarette lighter.
No you won't. And good luck with the smoke alarm, not to mention the smell.

[Anonymous No.6777181]

>>6777175
Have fun dying from smoke inhalation while your house burns down

[Anonymous No.6777189]

>>6777175
you're a fucking moron

get a grill pan if you're married to the idea of grill marks

[Anonymous No.6777192]

might as well just get a gas stove, you retard.

remember, when you first get it installed, you have to let the gas run for about an hour before it's good to go.

[Anonymous No.6777203]

>>6777179
I don't have a smoke alarm
>>6777181
What if I open the windows really wide to aerate?
>>6777189
It's more about saving money on electricity

[Anonymous No.6777215]

>>6777203
http://energyusecalculator.com/electricity_stovetop.htm

Say you put the stove top on for 1 hour a day (plenty of time to make breakfast and dinner), that would cost 4.6 dollars a month. Lighter fluid for 30 fires cost more than that, not to mention the labour of getting wood, chopping it and drying it, and the insurance / safety...

>I don't have a smoke alarm
Never mind, just kill yourself.

[Anonymous No.6777218]

>>6777175
This thread reminds me of the black guy who bought a generator when his power got cut off and killed his entire family due to the fumes.

[Anonymous No.6777228]

>>6777218

Except that was real and this is just a troll thread, but whatcha gonna do..

[Anonymous No.6777243]

>>6777175
>I would save a lot of money
No, you wouldn't.

>What does /ck/ think?
I think you're an idiot.

[Anonymous No.6777265]

>>6777228
Call He-Man.

[Anonymous No.6777277]

>>6777215
Electricity is much more expensive where I live, so it would actually save me a lot of money
>>6777218
If I aerate this shouldn't be an issue though, it's not like people die every time they have a BBQ

[Anonymous No.6777303]

>>6777277
>it's not like people die every time they have a BBQ

yeah, because most people grill outside. please, please never reproduce.

[Anonymous No.6777331]

>>6777175
You definitely should use a propane grill to get that nice clean burn that won't interfere with the flavor of your steaks

[Anonymous No.6777333]

>>6777303
If I aerate my apartment really well, then I don't see the problem. It's just a little smoke.

[Anonymous No.6777337]

>>6777333
Have fun getting your deposit back after you ruin the carpet, walls, etc, and you're dead from smoke inhalation

[Anonymous No.6777356]

>>6777333
Nobody this stupid should be allowed to get dub-trips

[Anonymous No.6777377]

>>6777356
they only deserve bun-dubs

[Anonymous No.6777380]

>>6777356
Take your gets faggotry to the appropriate board, faggot.

[Anonymous No.6777393]

>>6777337
I'll have the last laugh when I'm shaving tonnes of money off my electricity bill faggots

[Anonymous No.6777396]

>>6777393
You don't need money when you're dead

[Anonymous No.6777426]

>>6777396
I read about smoke inhalation on wikipedia and as long as I keep my appartment well ventilated it should be ok

you people need to get out and live a little seriously

[Anonymous No.6777432]

>>6777426
Maybe you should also read about using grills indoors

[Anonymous No.6777858]

>>6777175
Wtf am I reading?
Am I on /b/?

[Anonymous No.6777914]

>>6777858
That's rude. I thought people here knew about cooking, but all the advice I'm getting is mean and not constructive towards having an indoor grill.