[Sca-cooks] New toy!

[Olwen the Odd]

>Also sprach Phil Troy/ G. Tacitus Adamantius:
>>I think it's called a bulgogi (the same as the name of a dish frequently 
>>cooked thereon). There's also a Japanese name, but I forget what it is. I 
>>did a Web search and there's not a lot of info (that I could find), and I 
>>went down the wrong blind alley which led to the whole sin sullo / 
>>shabu-shabu / Mongolian hotpot thing. This is also intended as a similar 
>>kind of communal table-top cooking utensil, I believe; it just does dry 
>>cooking rather than simmering your thinly-sliced ingredients.
>
>I've found a link to a webbed .jpg of a bulgogi in action. This one is 
>pretty small, and covered with food, and set into a special table with the 
>heat source built in, but you may still recognize it...
>
>http://laura.0catch.com/korea/bulgogi.JPG
>
>A.

No.  I have seen these metal cooking surfaces built into the center of the 
tables.  What I have is ceramic.
Olwen

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