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Post #139187288 added 07-29-2020 3:13 PM by Imaninja in Deal Talk
Use a chimney. There are cheaper and smaller ones than the one i listed but this should give you an idea of what it looks like. You only need paper - no lighter fluid or oil or anything. ...
Post #139121006 added 07-27-2020 10:36 AM by prelude4jc in Deal Talk
I don't have a blower but have in the past just used some cardboard to fan the coals which helps speed up the process and doesn't require a second batch of kindling. I would assume that a powered...
Post #138573155 added 07-06-2020 3:38 PM by alberb in Deal Talk
I started using this in the spring since nobody had Kingsford deals. Had worked fine, no real noticable difference from Kingsford. Great price. Went and stocked up on more today.
Post #138562820 added 07-06-2020 9:04 AM by stt222 in Deal Talk
dangggg, I didnt know they made a cordless one hahaha. I have the corded version. I'm also using this on a big green egg so I prefer to light the coals in the egg and just close the top to get it...
Post #138565364 added 07-06-2020 10:32 AM by flippindocks in Deal Talk
Lighting charcoal is simple.... You guys have got to learn BBQ. Use paper under a chimney... Drizzle cooking oil on the paper to prolong the burn. Use YouTube!!!
Post #138582389 added 07-07-2020 1:50 AM by FrancoV in Deal Talk
Is this the Ol’ Roy of charcoal briquettes?
Post #138558428 added 07-06-2020 5:43 AM by jagace in Deal Talk
chimey starter.. roaring fire. couple ways you can do it. but the easiest way is just put the grate on top of the chimney starter. There's plenty of youtube videos on it. I've got an anova, so...
Post #138562865 added 07-06-2020 9:05 AM by lebigmac in Deal Talk
I have gone thru 4 bags of these. Good price for sure. Will pick up 2 more bags soon enough. However, it does produce more ash and the briquettes are more fragile and breaks up easier.
Post #138563093 added 07-06-2020 9:13 AM by hkteaman in Deal Talk
I got an electric light for about $7 over the winter at Walmart and it takes 7 minutes to light then I got the propane lighter from amazon and now it only takes about 1.5 minute to light. You will...
Post #138571958 added 07-06-2020 2:45 PM by soobaerodude in Deal Talk
Agreed. I prefer a reverse seared steak using wood chunks for smoke, than sous vide
Post #138566771 added 07-06-2020 11:23 AM by nhbilly in Deal Talk
use a chimney starter I keep all the spam newspaper I get and save the used deep fry oil. Make a little nest with a few newspaper pouring some oil and let it soak into the newspaper before...
Post #138576929 added 07-06-2020 6:36 PM by e_honda in Deal Talk
Yeah, the chimney works great. The only time I sometimes get frustrated with it is when I want to light just 5 or 6 briquettes to initiate a long (several hours) smoke session. It's much harder...
Post #138598598 added 07-07-2020 3:01 PM by bai4u in Deal Talk
I like using fire starting cubes (paraffin). They're pretty cheap ($5 on Amazon or home depot) and don't have to worry about newspaper or ink. ...
Post #138556229 added 07-06-2020 12:21 AM by Zodiacs in Deal Talk
Chimney is $20 dollars max and it's super easy to use.
Post #138559076 added 07-06-2020 6:26 AM by jagace in Deal Talk
If you know anyone with a sou vide, just borrow it for a day and give it a try.
Post #138559640 added 07-06-2020 6:56 AM by VonV6621 in Deal Talk
You’re doing it wrong. Get a chimney starter and a wax cube or the tumbleweed starter. Add desired amount of charcoal to the chimney. Light either and sit the chimney over it. You should have coals...
Post #138548903 added 07-05-2020 3:47 PM by txab in Deal Talk
Then you're not doing it right
Post #138567203 added 07-06-2020 11:36 AM by hkteaman in Deal Talk
That's the best paper to use, no waste.
Post #138567554 added 07-06-2020 11:50 AM by pyroskater85 in Deal Talk
I have both but never thought to use the chimney starter to sear it. I usually just use my cast iron on the stove. I'll have to try this next time.
Post #138567608 added 07-06-2020 11:52 AM by Lasthope05 in Deal Talk
Sous vide is really not that great. A sous vide steak never has the amount flavor a grilled(reverse sear) steak/roast will have. The only thing that sous vide does well is making cheap cuts tender...
Post #138582848 added 07-07-2020 3:42 AM by Slick_Drone in Deal Talk
Why would you start a fire in 30 mph crosswinds?? I feel like there's a good story there..
Post #138568352 added 07-06-2020 12:18 PM by MikeW1335 in Deal Talk
i've burned 200 pounds of this stuff. it works well and for the price you can't beat it. all my walmarts don't have it anymore. i wish i could get some more. tasting lighter fluid is complete...
Post #138911588 added 07-19-2020 3:37 PM by baowulf in Deal Talk
There's also a sweet spot with regards to how much paper to wad up in there. Most people use too much or too little.
Post #139069604 added 07-25-2020 8:27 AM by topshelf207 in Deal Talk
3 full size pieces of paper towel, or 6 select a size. Soak in vegatable oil or any sort of oil. I am guessing I dump about a liquid oz in the middle, but never measured.... to be clear I dump the...
Post #138572306 added 07-06-2020 2:58 PM by baowulf in Deal Talk
This is not in just a blue and white bag. It's in a red, white, and blue bag that's limited time for the July 4 holiday. That's the only difference and probably why it's on sale.
Post #138575861 added 07-06-2020 5:42 PM by AquaPlant6686 in Deal Talk
gotta get a chimney starter and some newspaper
Post #138551846 added 07-05-2020 6:42 PM by j3oomerang in Deal Talk
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/kingsford-briquettes-vs-royal-oak-ridge-briquettes-burn-temperature-time-and-ash-comparison.262989/
Post #138559547 added 07-06-2020 6:50 AM by magicmarkers25 in Deal Talk
Price match at Academy Sports, Home Depot, Lowe's, etc and get an additional 5% off.
Post #138565343 added 07-06-2020 10:31 AM by prelude4jc in Deal Talk
Thx will try this next time
Post #138558797 added 07-06-2020 6:10 AM by blahbbs in Deal Talk
+1 Get a charcoal chimney starter. If you do, make sure you have a non-flammable surface on which to place the hot chimney after you dump the coals. I use a 12"x12" paver tile, but a concrete...
Post #139068143 added 07-25-2020 7:16 AM by Bear9nerfan in Deal Talk
Rather than using a second batch of kindling to hasten overall charcoal lighting process, try using a hair dryer, corded or cordless leaf blower or something similar. Personally, I use a cordless...
Post #138558407 added 07-06-2020 5:42 AM by cuppahaters in Deal Talk
Something like this I assume: https://jesspryles.com/recipe/chimney-sear-method/ Alton Brown also did a method of this on Good Eats in an episode called Porterhouse Rules
Post #138559712 added 07-06-2020 6:59 AM by VonV6621 in Deal Talk
I’m still using this coal from the last time I stocked up. It’s good stuff. Well worth the money. I do have some Kingsford Professional that I got for 15 bucks (two 15 pound bags) at Costco, but I...
Post #138572816 added 07-06-2020 3:21 PM by trza in Deal Talk
I think this is just WMs packaging.
Post #138544328 added 07-05-2020 11:32 AM by Zodiacs in Deal Talk
I think it has been this price for about a month. I bought some during my last trip, but haven't opened the bag yet. I heard it isn't quite as good as Kingsford, but hard to beat the price
Post #138544364 added 07-05-2020 11:33 AM by OptimusPrimeAutobot in Deal Talk
Thanks for your feedback 🙌
Post #138559208 added 07-06-2020 6:31 AM by thebombdotcom in Deal Talk
Invest in a $10 charcoal chimney and this bad boy: https://www.amazon.com/Char-Broil-1258466R06-Electric-Charcoal-Starter/dp/B06W5VR3ZF Literally you load the briquettes into the chimney with the...
Post #138577844 added 07-06-2020 7:21 PM by ThinKing in Deal Talk
To chime in about chimneys, I use the side burner on my dual grill to light the charcoal in the chimney. It takes three minutes max to catch and burn on it’s own afterwards.
Post #138548492 added 07-05-2020 3:25 PM by NellysBelly41 in Deal Talk
Burns too hot and burns too fast and too much ash. Not so great quality. Better options out there like B&B, Weber, or even the royal oaks chef select. Yes I know it’ll cost more than $5 for a 20lb...
Post #138560807 added 07-06-2020 7:46 AM by cheaplionsfan in Deal Talk
I just rip the top of the bag off and use that to fuel my chimney. Takes even less planning! Lol
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