
In the heart of every aroma wafting from a grill, every sizzle echoing from seared meats, there lies a story—a story of passion, discovery, and love. For Kris and Eva, the founders of Wood Fire and Grill, their story began amidst the quiet introspection and unexpected opportunities of the 2020 lockdown. With the world outside pausing, inside their home, a new adventure was kindling.
Kris and Eva, a husband and wife duo bound by their love for BBQ, smoking, and an unwavering commitment to great food, embarked on a journey that would transform their lives. Their kitchen became their laboratory, their garden a sanctuary where the magic of smoke and fire turned ordinary meals into extraordinary experiences. It all started with an investment in an offset smoker, a humble yet pivotal moment that set them on a path of culinary exploration.
Driven by a desire to connect with the origins of their food, Kris and Eva delved into the world of high welfare, sustainable farming.
They discovered the unmatched quality of local farm-to-fork meats, a revelation that deepened their commitment to ethical and sustainable food sources. Experimenting became a ritual—different meats, a variety of woods, and countless hours spent mastering temperatures and techniques.
Kris and Eva, a husband and wife duo bound by their love for BBQ, smoking, and an unwavering commitment to great food, embarked on a journey that would transform their lives. Their kitchen became their laboratory, their garden a sanctuary where the magic of smoke and fire turned ordinary meals into extraordinary experiences. It all started with an investment in an offset smoker, a humble yet pivotal moment that set them on a path of culinary exploration.
Driven by a desire to connect with the origins of their food, Kris and Eva delved into the world of high welfare, sustainable farming.
They discovered the unmatched quality of local farm-to-fork meats, a revelation that deepened their commitment to ethical and sustainable food sources. Experimenting became a ritual—different meats, a variety of woods, and countless hours spent mastering temperatures and techniques.