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Barbecue (alt.food.barbecue) Discuss barbecue and grilling--southern style "low and slow" smoking of ribs, shoulders and briskets, as well as direct heat grilling of everything from burgers to salmon to vegetables. |
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I know what that would mean on a gas grill.
but I have no idea what it means on a charcoal grill. good news is I will be cooking mostly steaks and chops I don't think I will be doing any indirect cooking. 50 coals is not does not look like much in my 22 1/2 in Webber. after they turn grey it says to spread them out evenly - im used to seeing coals pilled up 2 or 3 high. is it only 1 about every inch? right now I guess my biggest question is that is the difference between direct high and Direct Medium cooking. thank you -- Tom |
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![]() "Thomas Muffaletto" > wrote in message news:rR%xe.32123$Cm6.9211@trndny02... >I know what that would mean on a gas grill. > but I have no idea what it means on a charcoal grill. > good news is I will be cooking mostly steaks and chops > I don't think I will be doing any indirect cooking. > 50 coals is not does not look like much in my 22 1/2 in Webber. > after they turn grey it says to spread them out evenly - im used to seeing > coals pilled up 2 or 3 high. > is it only 1 about every inch? > right now I guess my biggest question is that is the difference between > direct high and Direct Medium cooking. > thank you > > -- > Tom I did a little Google and did some reading. everything came out fantastic. the skirt steak marinated in teriyaki got many complements. Well thanks to those that helped me out. Next Sunday I will try real BBQ. |
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