Why is sauna cooked food better than everything else?

>>8676764
You mean like smoke sauna meat or what?

Not sure but I suspect it has something to do with all the steam keeping it moist.

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>>8676783

The meat goes on hot rocks, the environment is moist and hot.

>>8676805
Tell me more, once our sauna by the countryside is fixed I'd be interested in trying.

>>8676764
>>8676805
Are you /tv/? If so, why are you posting from an iPhone?

>>8676810

Its an electric sauna, you throw water on hot granite rocks. The temperature is anywhere in between 50-110 celcius. My sweet spot is some point at 85 for five minutes.

>>8676850

For food, you are good to go when you wrap meat in tinfoil, pour water from sides for more steam. If shit it tightly wrapped, its hard to screw up. 30 minutes max. Hit the meat when you step in for the first time.

>>8676850
Well, I have an electric sauna at home, but I'm not sure if throwing raw meat on those rocks that have gotten all sorts of shit thrown on them is such a good idea desu

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>>8676859
>Hit the meat when you step in for the first time.

>>8676861

No raw meat, sausages and stuff that is pre-cooked out of the box.

>>8676865

I meant, start cooking when you first step in, pay attention.