Cookhouse (noun)

A building or area where food is prepared, especially in a military or camp setting.

Origin:

Cook + house.

Examples:

1. The soldiers were looking forward to a hot meal at the cookhouse.
2. The cookhouse was a large and busy place, with a lot of people cooking and cleaning.
3. The campers were impressed by the cleanliness and efficiency of the cookhouse.
4. The cookhouse was the heart of the camp, with a big fireplace and a big table.
5. The cookhouse had a separate area for preparing and storing food, as well as a dining area.