lump charcoal
Carbonized wood chunks
Lump charcoal is charcoal made by burning wood in the absence of oxygen, leaving irregular chunks of pure carbon.
Unlike briquettes, which are compressed from sawdust and binders, lump charcoal contains no additives: Lump charcoal burns hotter and cleaner than briquettes.
Grilling enthusiasts prize it for reaching high temperatures quickly and imparting less chemical taste to food.
- grillCooking surface over fire
- barbecueSlow-cook over coals
- low and slowCooking with patience
- smokerTobacco habit holder
- fire managementControlling flames and burns
embers · ash · smoke · hardwood · oak · mesquite · hickory · burn · heat · direct heat · tongs · chimney starter · sear · flame · kettle · Weber · kamado · glowing
- grillinggrill, searing, gas grill, flame grilling, blackening
- charcoalbriquettes, biochar
- fuelsgasoline, diesel, gas, petrol, kerosene
- grill fuelspropane, natural gas, briquettes, wood pellets, pellets
- charcoal typesbriquettes
- coal typesanthracite, lignite, peat, coke, briquettes
lump charcoalpropane
Flammable hydrocarbon fuel
natural gas · gas grill · induction · electricity · electric grill
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