Prefered BBQ Method (Charcoal, Gas, Other)

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Preffered Method of BBQ'ing
Charcoal	0 (0%)
Gas	0 (0%)
Wood	0 (0%)
Other (Specify)	2 (100%)
Total Votes: 2

Prefered BBQ Method (Charcoal, Gas, Other)
Topic Started: May 20 2007, 01:45 AM (59 Views)
The FarQ	May 20 2007, 01:45 AM Post #1
New Forum member Posts: 21 Group: Members Member #6 Joined: March 31, 2007	Which one do you prefer and Why? Pros/Cons of Each?
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Revord	May 20 2007, 12:44 PM Post #2
Administrator Posts: 87,549 Group: Admin Member #1 Joined: March 30, 2007	I have come to prefer something called lump coal. Its actually just charred lumps of wood. It burns cleaner, more evenly, and is easier to start. Charcoal is cheaper, and more accessable, however, it generally has chemicals in it to help it ignite, but doesnt last nearly as long as lump coal, and doesnt burn as easily. Gas is either for noobs who cant build a fire (me), or for just quick grilling (see topic on the difference between bbq, and grilling). As far as the firestarting thing is concerned, my dad showed me how to use a chimney last summer, and it was so easy, I probably could do it myself. Problem is, I have a gas grill, and not planning on getting a regular one any time soon. I can still bbq a killer brisket on my gas grill though, so Revord
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Peace	May 21 2007, 09:47 PM Post #3
Friend of the Forum Posts: 21 Group: Admin Member #21 Joined: April 10, 2007	I use "other" as well ... it's called "take the family to visit the grandparents, and let the grandpas do the grilling". I don't even have a grill, although I used to have a charcoal grill that I used for a couple of summers, until it was destroyed in a flood a few years back. "Opa" (Karie's dad) has a nice charcoal BBQ set, including a smoker; "Papa" (my dad) has a propane grill. I don't really prefer either above the other -- if I had to choose, it would be whichever one I happen to be at! As long as I be a-eatin' what they be a-cookin', I'm down with that, yeah!


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