Charcoal Grill Cooking

[...] starters are an excellent choice for starting coals. They are easy to use. Just fill up the chimney starter with your briquettes, then light a piece of newspaper and place it in the lower compartment. [...]

[...] This is a review of the Weber Rapidfire Chimney Starter which is a great accessory to have with your Weber charcoal grill. The chimney starter [...]

[...] (photo credit: seriouseats.com) Serious Eats features a hotly debated topic: whether lump charcoal or briquettes are better for grilling. The article includes the pros and cons of each type of [...]

[...] review of the Weber Rapidfire Chimney Starter which is a great accessory to have with your Weber charcoal grill. The chimney starter guarantees that you will have hot coals ready for your grilling [...]

[...] Saw this picture the other day at BBQReport and thought it was pretty unique. It’s a six-shooter grill! Joe Wood of Weimar, Texas built this 6 foot-11 custom barbecue pit in his home metal shop. [...]

(photo credit: seriouseats.com) Serious Eats features a hotly debated topic: whether lump charcoal or briquettes are better for grilling. The article [...]

[...] This is a neat idea for charcoal grills. It’s a tool that starts, accelerates and controls the heat of all kinds of fires. [...]