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what is this cooker / bbq thing called

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  • #2
    Sparks
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    Was in Fuerteventura a while back, never saw one of those at any of the places we ate. Looks like an inverted tandoor. Can't imagine why it'd be better than a normal cast iron frying pan...


  • #3
    Magic Monkey
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    It's called a hot pot. They use it in China, Mongolia, Japan, etc. for cooking raw meat on the central part and making a broth in the bowl. There's a similar one here, some guys in a restaurant in China. I've used a similar one before, where there were hot coals under a grated dome. Very cool, nice dining experience.


  • #4
    wyndham
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    Its a mark 1 George Foreman.;)


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