A removable stovetop cover, cut to fit the specific stove, that will cover the entire stovetop, except the burners. It will be sturdy enough to be left in place while cooking, and will contain all cooking splatters.

It can then be removed in one piece or sections, to be cleaned in the sink or dishwasher. Once cleaned, it can be reinstalled on the stovetop, eliminating the need to clean the stovetop proper and protecting it's finish from damage. This removable stovetop protector is meant to last the lifetime of the stove.

A burning stove includes a stove body, a front seat, a door, a rear seat, a top cover, and a baffle. The baffle divides the stove body into an air inlet chamber and a combustion chamber. The door is provided with first air inlet holes and second air inlet holes. The baffle is provided with first air holes. The baffle is provided with an air guide port and an air guide face. First partial air flows backward in the air inlet chamber, flows through the air guide port and the air guide face, and flows upward into the combustion chamber, and second partial air in the air inlet chamber flows through the first air holes into the combustion chamber. The first partial air and the second partial air form a vortex air flow in the combustion chamber.

Disclosed is a pellet grill. The grill includes a housing with an opening, a pellet bin and a burning bin, the pellet bin being in communication with the burning bin; and the grill further includes an ash clearing pan, the ash clearing pan is positioned in the burning bin, the ash clearing pan is detachably connected to an inner wall of the burning bin, the ash clearing pan is provided with handles, and the handles are fixedly connected to the ash clearing pan. By using the above design, the ash clearing pan is arranged in the grill such that grill ash may be conveniently collected. Moreover, the handles are arranged such that when the grill ash is required to be cleared, the ash clearing pan may be taken out only by means of the handles, thereby improving cleaning convenience and economic benefits of the grill.

A grill top that can be removably attached to a barbecue grill fire basin has a lever that adjusts the height of the rack above the fire basin. The lever handle is located well away from the fire. A ratchet mechanism holds the rack at a selected height, and parallelogram bars maintain the rack in a horizontal orientation.

A versatile pizza oven comprising a cooking chamber with a cooking surface, an external shell, a heat element operationally installed to provide heat to the cooking chamber, a heat guide plate designed to direct the movement of heat within the cooking chamber, a drip tray at least partially located below the cooking surface, and a channel through which grease and/or crumbs can be moved from the cooking surface and into the drip tray. This cooking apparatus may be provided as a modular kit which can be adapted to pair with an existing griddle or grill, rather than a standalone unit. In this embodiment, the heat source is provided by the griddle or grill.

Pellet grills including a control system that implements, manages, and/or controls various ignition-based protocols and/or processes are disclosed. An example pellet grill includes a cooking chamber, a burn pot, an ignitor, and a controller. The ignitor extends into the burn pot and is configured to ignite pellet fuel located within the burn pot. The controller is configured to command the ignitor to activate during a first duration. The controller is further configured to determine, following expiration of the first duration, whether a temperature of the cooking chamber has reached a threshold temperature. The controller is further configured, in response to determining that the temperature has not reached the threshold temperature, to command the ignitor to activate during a second duration.

A cooking system includes a fire pit having a burn chamber and includes an oven disposed above the burn chamber of the fire pit. The oven may include an open bottom forming a heatable chamber spaced from the burn chamber of the fire pit, with the heatable chamber configured to receive heat from the fire pit. A cooking surface is disposed in the heatable chamber, and an enclosed top is configured to retain the heat. The enclosed top and the cooking surface form a cooking chamber.

Pellet grills including a control system that implements, manages, and/or controls various ignition-based protocols are disclosed. An example pellet grill includes a cooking chamber, a burn pot, an ignitor, and a controller. The ignitor extends into the burn pot and is configured to ignite pellet fuel located within the burn pot. The controller is configured to detect a temperature pattern of the cooking chamber corresponding to a flame out condition of the burn pot. The controller is further configured, in response to detecting the temperature pattern, to command the ignitor to activate during a first duration. The controller is further configured to determine, following expiration of the first duration, whether a temperature of the cooking chamber increased during the first duration. The controller is further configured, in response to determining that the temperature has not increased during the first duration, to command the ignitor to activate during a second duration.

A mechanism for raising and lowering a cooking surface within a recessed combustion chamber is provided.

A stove with an ash collecting drawer is detachably connected with the base because the stove includes the stove body, the base and the ash collecting drawer. A baking tray is provided on the stove body. The stove body is provided with a first accommodating cavity. The first accommodating cavity is provided with a first accommodating opening. The ash collecting drawer is placed in the first accommodating cavity through the first accommodating opening. The base is provided with a second accommodating cavity. The second accommodating cavity is provided with a second accommodating opening. When the stove body is detached from the base, the stove body is placed in the second accommodating cavity through the second accommodating opening, so that firewood can be burned in the first accommodating cavity, and the ashes generated after combustion fall into the ash collecting drawer.