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Hi Paul
Sounds like you're having a lot of fun there. If I'm in your neigbourhood, I'll come and see you and pick up some of that charcoal.
james

Hi there

I've cooked a fair amount of rib in my time, and I say:

Keep the temperature at a steady 225f.

Make your own barbecue sauce (then you know what's in it) and marinade the rib for 24 hours first in a plastic bag so the sauce covers the meat.

Don't tell anyone your recipe for the sauce ...

I tried this charcoal for the first time today and I'm pretty impressed. It's only burnt wood and it doesn't burn as long as some of the briquettes, but I'm always a bit worried about what they put in them briquettes to make them last so long. Good charcoal should only leave a slight smell of ...

Thanks for your help.

I found some Bulworthy charcoal that fits the bill, as I've said on the newbie thread.

Thanks to you all for all your help. I did not get around to calling exeter logs because before I got a chance, I found what I was looking for. I was out on the coast this morning and I came across some charcoal from a company called Bulworthy Project. It looks just like the charcoal they make back ...

Thanks for that. I'll be sure to call him up tommorrow.

Hello there
I'm looking for natural chemical-free charcoal. Back home in Texas, they make charcoal in the woods out of wood. I don't know what they do exactly, but there's no chemicals and no chemical after-taste. Where can I get this in England (if at all.) Prefereably near Exeter, Devon but ...

I'm staying in Exeter for a few weeks, but I'm travelling around the country a fair bit. So I can pick it up from other places if necesary. It wasn't that self lighting. Needed a lighter

Hello
I'm new in England and have just got myself a smoker. I bought some charcoal from a service station and it tastes like it's soaked in gasoline. I just wanted to know where you guys get your charcoal. Is chemical-free charcoal available here, or will I have to get it sent over from the states ...