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BBQ Pit Fire Safety
Adding Food to a BBQ Pit Fire
Starting a BBQ Pit Fire with Newspapers
Adding Wood to a BBQ Pit Fire
Piling Wood Teepee Style in a BBQ Pit
Protection While Building a BBQ Pit Fire
Using Kindling Wood for a BBQ Pit Fire
Starting a BBQ Pit Fire
Fire Burn Care
Adding Bigger Logs to a BBQ Pit Fire
Summary: Watch as a seasoned expert demonstrates how to add food to your BBQ pit fire in this free online video about home cooking.
Mark Sullivan has been a professional automotive mechanic and high performance engine builder for 16 years. Mark was trained as an auto-union mechanic and has worked professionally as...read more
"Hi! I'm Mark Sullivan for Expert Village and today we are going to show you how to build a fire in your backyard barbecue pit. After you've studied the safety, you are going to need to determine how long you are going to be cooking to start your fire. I like to start my fire really about 45 minutes to an hour before we are going to put any food on so that we can get a good bed of coals and have a really good steady heat. So the first thing that we need to do is to determine what kind of fire we are going to build. Are you going to be using charcoal briquettes? Are you going to be using wood? What we are going to use today is we are going to start our fire by recycling newspaper so we just take newspaper wadded up in balls and this is what is going to start the fire from the very bottom. "
eHow Article: Adding Food to a BBQ Pit Fire
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