Cooking thread, anyone?

[30WCF]

Peppers and onions with the brats?

 

[30WCF]

Sounds like deef fried noodles, like these:

Chinese Crispy Noodles: Takeout-Style - The Woks of Life

Find out how to make Chinese Crispy Noodles, an appetizer often served in American Chinese restaurants with duck sauce and hot mustard.

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I’m sure most any noodle / crisp would be good with it, but what I’m accustomed to from the restaurant here is much finer.
It’s the bed that the chicken is served on, but it adds a nice crunch when added into the wrap.

 

[hearthon]

It's good to protect the stove from spatters.

However, that stove has an 11" clearance from the corners. It is much too close. Single wall stove pipe with a heatshield has a clearance of 9" and the shielding must be continuous all the way to the ceiling.

I've made sure all my clearances are good, but I will double check next time in the shed.

 

[hearthon]

It's good to protect the stove from spatters.

However, that stove has an 11" clearance from the corners. It is much too close. Single wall stove pipe with a heatshield has a clearance of 9" and the shielding must be continuous all the way to the ceiling.

You're right my appliance is too close to the wall, I really don't even know how I let that happen, it would of been better for me to move it out more so I wouldn't have to cut the roof support 2x4. I also found this a little bit into the manual which states 7" from corner to wall but I'm around 4 anyways.

 

[begreen]

Yes, but that 7" is with double-wall stove pipe. Move the stove out using a pair of 45º elbows to create a 6" offset.

 

[hearthon]

I was planning on putting a rock wall there to make it look better, so now I actually have a good reason to do it.

 

[begreen]

The rock wall will not change the clearance requirement.

 

[hearthon]

Sheet metal with a inch gap?

 

[begreen]

Sheet metal with a inch gap?

Yes, the manual covers that option on page 15. Note however that all the clearance reduced options listed in the manual use double-wall stove pipe so the single-wall shielding still needs to be all the way to the ceiling.

Section 5 in the manual covwers the proper and safe method for clearance reduction.