smokehouse

IPA: smˈoʊkhaʊs

A structure used to smoke food to preserve it and to add flavor.
A structure in which freshly harvested tobacco is cured or preserved by smoking.

Examples of "smokehouse" in Sentences

Behind the house is a brick smokehouse.
A smokehouse also stands on the grounds.
The smokehouse was built at the same time.
Also on the property is a brick smokehouse.
Also on the property is a stone smokehouse.
Also on the property is a barn and stone smokehouse.
They include a kitchen, dairy, smokehouse, and laundry.
Also on the property is a contributing stone smokehouse.
Also on the property is a log smokehouse and a windmill.
Also on the property are a smokehouse, ice house, and shed.
Then Doe will be busy rendering lard and salting pork for the smokehouse.
Plenty in the smokehouse was the cornerstone of the old time southern cookery.
"A little house called the smokehouse was built in one of the corners of the yard.
The Boucaniere, which means "smokehouse" in English, is a popular family-run diner in
But in the main it was what they called a smokehouse, as it was universally known in the
She is tending and preparing the hogs for slaughter and the meat to be cured in the smokehouse.
The food and drink, from a "smokehouse" barbecue sandwich to a "big bowl" margarita, was mediocre at best.
Last night I closed the door to the smokehouse where the bloodroot is kept in cardboard boxes, away from the mice and bugs.
The smokehouse Pinney's of Orford is still there, and still smoking fish over whole oak logs pretty much as it was when Pinney set it up.