Barbecue Recipe Tips: Setting Up Your Barbecue

Have Everything You need ready at hand befor you set up the barbecue, including anything you need in case of accidents.

Getting Started:

Whichever type of barbecue you are using, always ensure it is stable before lighting it. For a gas barbecue, check that you have enough fuel in the gas bottle before lighting up and follow the manufacture’s instructions carefully.

Once switched on the barbecue will be ready to use within about 15 minutes. Ensure that an electric barbecue is safely connected away from any patches of water before switching it on.

Charcoal barbecue are a little more involved to get started; understanding the properties of different types of fuel will help to ensure success. Lumppwood charcoal and charcoal briquettes are the most frequently used types of fuel and are ideal for all uses. Wood however, is less easy to use.

Lumpwood charcoal is usually made from softwood and comes in lumps of varying sizes, although larger sizes are best. It is easier to ignite than briquettes but tend to burn up faster.

Charcoal briquettes will for a long time with the minimum of smell and smoke although they can tae a little while to ignite. Use charcoal from sustainable managed forests; these will carry the FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) logo.

Self-igniting charcoal is simply lumpwood or briquettes that have been treated with a flamable substance. Always wait until the ignition agent has burnen off before cooking, or the smell may train the food.

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