Go easy, im new to this everyone….

by Interesting-Goose82

27 Comments

  1. Historical_Yak_8420

    Have never used that much, never found a need

  2. Patient-Rain-4914

    Please tell me you are melting glass inside of the grill.

  3. Superbob20

    What is the situation this is useful? I feel like big parties would still want a hot and cool side, but I am not experienced in that.

  4. illuminatiisnowhere

    Ok listen. You are only suppose to fill half the grill, so you can rest the meat on the cooler side without it burning. Hope that makes sense.

  5. FaithlessnessOdd4944

    Man’s forging the one ring out something lol

  6. Tacos_are_my_friend

    I’ve never even considered doing that. About 30-40 briquettes is the norm.

  7. A bag that size should last around 3 uses. I usually l place them on 2/3 of the grill so you have a cool area. You will learn as you go along.

  8. Ambitious-Client-220

    I always make two zones. One with fire and half without fire

  9. americanmuscle1988

    On the bright side, all the coals are nicely lit

  10. Those bags are meant to last for several cooks, typically not one time use.

  11. I pushed my kettle to around 800 Fahrenheit once. I ended up with the beat steaks I’ve ever had and a buckled grill/lid that never sat right again. Would do again, no questions asked

  12. Purple_Season_5136

    You can fit at least another couple pounds in around those edges, with practice you can fit even more.

  13. I burnt the hair on my hands pressing the upvote button

  14. Rather than criticize, I’d like to say wow, you really got a nice glow going there 

  15. Adrenaline-Junkie187

    Bros not looking to cook food, hes looking to incinerate it. lol

  16. My man has the proper setup to grill a hot dog. Or sear a woolly mammoth.

  17. karatechop97

    I recommend putting a couple bricks in the middle and then only putting the charcoal on one side.

  18. If the heat from that grill hits some cold air, you’re going to create a weather front with that!