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Recipes

Recipes from my kitchen to yours. Cooked over fire, tested at home, and meant to be shared.

Sunday Fire Smoked Citrus (Dehydrated Cocktail Garnish)

 

This isn’t just dried fruit.


It’s fire-roasted first—so the smoke and caramelization carry through into the cocktail.


That’s Sunday Fire.

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Sunday Fire Pork Rib Burnt Ends (Country Style)

Cooked over live fire.


Simple seasoning.


Built in layers—not rushed.


Sticky, smoky, caramelized. No shortcuts.

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Sunday Fire “Executive” Pork Burnt Ends (Sous Vide)

***Because apparently we’re professionals now.


Rich. Smoky. Tender. Slightly over-engineered.


Even when we pretend to be refined, it still ends over fire.

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Sunday Fire Wood-Fired Chicken + Blistered Vegetables

***Pizza Oven, Not Pizza

 Because for as much as that oven costs, it should do more than one thing and building a fire takes time - use it all day.


Same wood fire. Different use.


No wasted heat—just real food cooked the right way.

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Sunday Fire Peach Cobbler

Everything starts over flame—fruit, heat, and cast iron.


Simple ingredients, built the right way.

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Sunday Fire Eggs in Tomato Sauce

***Pizza Oven, Not Pizza

 Because for as much as that oven costs, it should do more than one thing and building a fire takes time - use it all day.

 

Farm fresh eggs.

Real heat. 

No shortcuts.

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Outdoor Cooking & Equipment Use

Cooking methods featured on this site may involve open flame, high heat, and specialized equipment (including wood-fired ovens and grills).


By attempting any techniques described, you acknowledge:


  • There are inherent risks associated with fire and high-temperature cooking
     
  • You are responsible for safe operation of all equipment
     
  • Proper precautions should always be taken
     

We are not liable for any injury, damage, or loss resulting from the use or misuse of equipment or techniques described.

Food Safety & Allergies

All recipes and food preparation methods shared on this site are intended for general guidance.


Individuals are responsible for ensuring proper food handling, cooking temperatures, and sanitation practices in their own kitchens.


Sunday Fire Food is not responsible for:


  • Foodborne illness
     
  • Allergic reactions
     
  • Improper preparation or storage of food
     

Always be aware of ingredient sensitivities and dietary restrictions.

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