- Aug 5, 2007
- 9
- 10
Hey All,
I've been lurking around the forms for a month or so just soaking in the info. I just finished seasoning my new CG w/ SFB (and this is my first attempt at using charcoal) and thought I'd grill some chicken for lunch tomorrow -- hate to waste a hot grill!
Anyway, now my chicken is done and its time for bed -- but what should I do with my hot coals? Do i just let them sit in the grill to cool and empty tomorrow? I remember reading at one point not to let coals sit in a grill since they hold moisture. Or, should I just dig a hole a bury the hot coals boy-scout style?
Any advice is appreciated.
After just grilling a couple pieces of chicken.. i'm stuck on charcoal. A little slower then my old gas grill, but man the results are great!
I've been lurking around the forms for a month or so just soaking in the info. I just finished seasoning my new CG w/ SFB (and this is my first attempt at using charcoal) and thought I'd grill some chicken for lunch tomorrow -- hate to waste a hot grill!
Anyway, now my chicken is done and its time for bed -- but what should I do with my hot coals? Do i just let them sit in the grill to cool and empty tomorrow? I remember reading at one point not to let coals sit in a grill since they hold moisture. Or, should I just dig a hole a bury the hot coals boy-scout style?
Any advice is appreciated.
After just grilling a couple pieces of chicken.. i'm stuck on charcoal. A little slower then my old gas grill, but man the results are great!