How To keep A Fire Going on A Grill !

Join Rev. as he shows everyone how he keeps his fire going on a Grill when barbecuing. These are his special techniques that he wants to share with you. Hope you enjoy this video.

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[marquellpayne]

As I was searching youtube on tips I said to myself nah, I need to see someone from my culture. Thanks UNC!

[repeataftermeme]

Soak some card board on the bed of the grill with some cooking oil then spray your grill with cooking oil all over the inside and out. Add your charcoal on the soaked cardboard. Light the cardboard, wait for the charcoal to all turn a little gray which means they started. Once the flame goes out and the coals are putting off a lot of heat, close the lid and let the heat sit for an hour at 400 degrees. Your grill is seasoned and protected from the weather and your grill is ready to cook on. You don’t need lighter fluid, just patience.

[troyadams]

THIS IS THAT UNCLE EDDIE MURPHY WAS TALKIN ABOUT FOR REAL FOR REAL!!! HE GOES THROUGH 1BOTTLE OF LIGHTER FLUID EVERY TIME HE GRILLS 😂 😂 😂

[vanessafitzgerald]

Best teacher ever! Lady -language! Even we can follow his instructions! Thanks my Brother!❤

[gracextended]

I see all the woman up here grilling for the first time lol. He look like he know what he doing 🤣 reminds me of my dad 🤍

[NemesisVNV]

Can we all just take a moment to appreciate the bird chirping in the video. I just love that when out doors and cooking on the grill.

[gusbarnesiii]

Skipping out on lighter fluid will give you a cleaner burn and better tasting food. Charcoal chimney is the way to go here

[tfriend]

Just what I needed. Grilling out for the first time today. Grill been sitting still for over 6 years when my ex husband left.

[nanararapiti]

Thankyou so much i was having a tough time starting a fire for my bbq pit. i youtubed and found your video and you are a life saver to say the least ! I have now adopted you as my uncle 😂😩🙌 .

[biliegh_itiswhatitis]

FINALLY!! A video that shows from start to finish exactly what to do. Honestly, watching some of these vids on here, I still had questions. I totally messed up my first time grilling yesterday because the videos were not really informative. Thank You :)

[tonydancefit]

I LOVE Kingsford. I also like those Western Hickory wood chunks too. I found a great deal at Walmart the other day.

[ItsMista_u]

Don't forget to rub or spray the surface with oil to keep ya meat from sticking!!

[lastsparks]

I knew you had the answer from the thumbnail

[asiahill]

I enjoyed watching this video! You’re a funny guy too lol 😂

[theresaowens]

It's the best fire I have ever started. My reaction it go!" Unc

[mwreaves]

Thnx for the video, watching this on Juneteenth as I'm planning to grill for family and friends at my new house. This video is exactly what I was looking for. I've been used to grilling with gas. First time I got a charcoal grill. This helps a lot 😊

[brianhicks]

Finally someone who does coals the same way I do. Like you I find this the best and for the chimney starters each to his own!

[ChevyKing]

Its funny he mentioned memorial day lol I'm watching this 3 years later the day before memorial day 2023. Good video thanks for info. I got a bigger grill and needed some tips thanks 100

[RoxstarTVRox]

Dope, Unc. Thank you. Gonna apply that for Father’s Day today. Happy Father’s Day.

[F-cs]

Humorous video because so many things aren't ideal and you aren't really saving much time with these shortcuts. 1) Use a charcoal chimney starter. It's easy and your food doesn't taste like starter fluid. 2) If you use wood chips soak them overnight. That way they don't burn but you get the flavor. 3) If you go to flip and the meat is sticking that's because you didn't let the top grill get hot enough. Let it sit that way for a while top down 4) With all that room don't put the meat so close together so the air circulates... Having said all that I'd eat what he made right tf now lol. But I highly recommend a chimney starter and using no lighter fluid.