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Summer Kitchen Renaissance
The summer kitchen is regarded as the original outdoor-cooking space. Prior to the arrival of electricity, the summer kitchen was used for cooking purposes in warm-weather months. That tradition is being revitalized with the popularity of outdoor kitchens. Summer kitchens took the shape of small, open-sided buildings or sheds. Typically located near the main house,...

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