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 bigger logs 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. Now that we have a pretty good fire going, we can start putting on some even thicker pieces of wood that will burn for hours. This is the first time we have ever had a fire in this fire pit and I am noticing some pretty interesting dynamics occurring in here with a swirling effect and it is pretty interesting. So our fire pit has some personality from the air flow in here, how it spirals, interesting. So I think we are going to leave it like this for a little while so that it does not get too large. We are going to let this burn down a little bit and this is not yet ready to put your food on. It would just burn it up. So you are going to let this burn down for maybe 10 or 15 minutes and then you would have a good bed of coals and then you can put your food onto your grill and put your food on your backyard barbecue pit. "
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