The Outdoor Kitchen (The OK)
One
of the few buildings on our land when we purchased it, the outdoor
kitchen's previous use was a pig barn. In 1998 we spent many
hours cleaning it and setting it up as the community's summer
kitchen. The food is prepared on a Home Comfort wood stove with
waste wood from a local furniture maker. We also use an alternative
wood stove called a 'rocket stove,' which is homemade from cob
and brick, and burns wood more efficiently. Currently, ASSROK
co-op leases the OK for kitchen use during the summer. (ASSROK
stands for All-Star Summertime Rugged Outdoor Kitchen co-op)
Cooking and eating in an open air kitchen is a great experience, especially when nature graces us with a beautiful sunset.
Painted on the back of the OK is this beautiful mural

Now on to the machine shed.
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