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| I was in Chicago recently and had a dish served to me on a Hot Volcanic Rock that you cook on yourself it is super-heated, spherical lava stone. The rock is about the size of a young cantaloupe and brushed lightly with oil. I was wondering if you guys would have a suggestion to where get these or someone I would be able to talk to about this? I googled the crap out of it but.....lol ![]() |
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| A family member of my chef (I'm the sous) has built a nice little brewpub business around this gimmick. And has been sustaining good traffic for quite some time now. |
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| Most of the resurch I have done turns up the flat rock...not these round ones....I just think they are soooo sexy!!! ![]() |
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