Smoking Meat On A Regular Grill (with Charcoal)

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  • @AdamWitt
    @AdamWitt  Год назад +34

    If you dig this video, you might like some of my longform stuff - ruclips.net/video/Wy8-EMPVs5M/видео.html&ab_channel=OmnivorousAdam

    • @mikedub628
      @mikedub628 11 месяцев назад +2

      How long do you let it cook for?

  • @sheeeshmaster6418
    @sheeeshmaster6418 Год назад +3153

    Thanks to you I can finally "smoke on applewood, low and slooooow"

    • @daltonriser1125
      @daltonriser1125 Год назад +196

      I know I've been on meat youtube too long when I read that in max the meat guy's voice

    • @koop4568
      @koop4568 Год назад +12

      @@daltonriser1125 fr

    • @GR0WYOURM1ND
      @GR0WYOURM1ND Год назад +5

      Now that’s a teammate right there

    • @AmazeAngeloGames
      @AmazeAngeloGames Год назад +2

      @@daltonriser1125 trur

    • @lord_zola2036
      @lord_zola2036 Год назад +2

      @@daltonriser1125 same

  • @funnybone2636
    @funnybone2636 Год назад +1916

    If your adding water make sure it’s hot water
    Cold water robs the temperature form the kettle
    Beer,Soda or some apple juice with the water is the way to go

    • @BejibiTV
      @BejibiTV Год назад +75

      Preciate that info seriously gotta try this

    • @franciscotorres3170
      @franciscotorres3170 Год назад +5

      Thank you

    • @charlesbrown4483
      @charlesbrown4483 Год назад +109

      You’re right about the temperature, but using anything other than water is just a waste. It won’t do anything to flavor the food because it’s simply evaporating the water out of whatever liquid you use, everything else in that liquid will stay behind in the pan. Save the beer to drink while your meat is smoking lol.

    • @A_R411
      @A_R411 Год назад +27

      @@charlesbrown4483 exactly, why waste your beer ?

    • @TheNeighbor216
      @TheNeighbor216 Год назад +19

      Apple Juice is a godsend for ribs

  • @RP-ue9wy
    @RP-ue9wy Год назад +143

    Never trust someone who seasons their ribs as little as this man.

    • @deserteagles5911
      @deserteagles5911 5 месяцев назад +5

      😂😂😂 damn first shit I thought too

    • @tvviewer4500
      @tvviewer4500 2 месяца назад

      You don’t need to season smoked ribs fool

    • @sscnw
      @sscnw 29 дней назад +7

      Salt and pepper only for me. Its not necessary to rub paprika, garlic, onion, and other spices all over perfectly good ribs trying to impress someone. It only hides the true flavor of the meat.

    • @mr.coomer9594
      @mr.coomer9594 23 дня назад

      In my experience, it's easy to over season pork ribs.

    • @Scarybugjuice
      @Scarybugjuice 13 дней назад +2

      Never trust anyone who needs the whole bottle of sodium salt filled seasonings on high quality meats

  • @MFnDahk
    @MFnDahk Год назад +222

    Grills with hinges? I've been missing out..

    • @christopheredwards2516
      @christopheredwards2516 Год назад +11

      7 mo late but this made laugh hard in me 😂😂😂 feel same, mind blown, before that never knew had I. Say to needless I was gasterflabbered. 😅

    • @Jay-jz5uy
      @Jay-jz5uy Год назад +6

      Blew me away straight to check my bbq lol

    • @joshda998
      @joshda998 Год назад +5

      My grill has this, its a Weber kettle grill. You can purchase these seperate tho

    • @tonyfremont
      @tonyfremont 11 месяцев назад +1

      My original top rack didn't have the hinges, but the heavy duty replacement does.

    • @toymachine2328
      @toymachine2328 10 месяцев назад +1

      I've seen them, but mine doesn't have 'em. I bought a cheap spare grate for it, I'm just going to cut a section out.

  • @08scionxd
    @08scionxd Год назад +491

    I do the charcoal snake in my Weber kettle with wood dispersed through the snake. Works amazing!

    • @potatoz2502
      @potatoz2502 Год назад +7

      Just did my 3rd brisket with the snake method turned out great

    • @letsgobrandon4163
      @letsgobrandon4163 Год назад

      👍👍👍

    • @michaellane9079
      @michaellane9079 Год назад +5

      Yep works splendidly. I never use a water pan. The kettle holds temp for many hours once dialed in. Snake method with kettle is a mean little smoker.

    • @jonbar140
      @jonbar140 Год назад +4

      This way works better because you get an even heat and can even time when it will be done. Learned it from Alton Brown

    • @Gladpants
      @Gladpants Год назад +2

      Correct answer.

  • @walksfletcher
    @walksfletcher Год назад +96

    This info was in the instructions for My Weber kettle 45yrs ago.

    • @Hey-jm2hw
      @Hey-jm2hw 11 месяцев назад

      45 years ago huh? Maybe that’s why it was a good idea for him to post this video. Doofus.

    • @margustiitson2235
      @margustiitson2235 11 месяцев назад +3

      😂👍

    • @toymachine2328
      @toymachine2328 10 месяцев назад +1

      I bought mine used, and didn't get a manual.

    • @crapneck1246
      @crapneck1246 Месяц назад

      Then have fun with your instructions you Grimm.

  • @bigbrobluesman7442
    @bigbrobluesman7442 Год назад +209

    I feel so dumb I had never thought of that that is genius

    • @RamboOnYaMom
      @RamboOnYaMom Год назад +2

      Bro same as fuck!!!

    • @justinpomeroy488
      @justinpomeroy488 Год назад +2

      It's a horrible idea if you know how smoking meats work. You want a low slow maintain heat no fluctuation at all. You can't have that in these small grills

    • @jonbar140
      @jonbar140 Год назад +12

      @@justinpomeroy488 Snake method cam hold a kettle at a low temp for 8 hrs

    • @DatBoi-mo9vc
      @DatBoi-mo9vc Год назад +13

      @@jonbar140 that dudes just another guy that thinks you have to have a 3500 dollar grill to just smoke some ribs.

    • @jonbar140
      @jonbar140 Год назад +3

      @@DatBoi-mo9vc Or just posting something he saw on Pinterest to entertain kids flipping through this platform... Easy clickbait.

  • @Moonshine5.7
    @Moonshine5.7 Год назад +104

    Well I feel dumb. Lol never thought of this. Good tip

  • @CHARCOAL492
    @CHARCOAL492 Год назад +59

    Everybody: BBQ techniques
    Me: we have the same grill we have the same grill

    • @aidantreanor9319
      @aidantreanor9319 Год назад +7

      bro i got the same grill too! also this video taught me i have a flap on the grate i never knew about, and im kinda mad cuz i couldve used it to save a dropped piece of burger earlier today

    • @toymachine2328
      @toymachine2328 10 месяцев назад

      Me: I have a different grill but it's very similar.

  • @fsmith45
    @fsmith45 Год назад +304

    Make sure you use fire-safe bricks

    • @kirill6850
      @kirill6850 Год назад +19

      There are fr fire-unsafe bricks out there? Lol

    • @CPLAYZGAMEZ
      @CPLAYZGAMEZ Год назад +89

      @@kirill6850 some brick have fire retardant chemicals spayed on it for construction purposes. You don't want that in your food as it's toxic.

    • @fsmith45
      @fsmith45 Год назад +9

      @@kirill6850 yeah, some are sprayed with chemicals (ironically so that they aren’t effected by fire), and aren’t food safe, and most bricks aren’t made to be rapidly and unevenly heated and cooled like in a charcoal fire, and might explode.

    • @a12yearoldgirl
      @a12yearoldgirl Год назад +20

      As a welder, ive persobally seen bricks and cinder blocks explode, and it isnt a poof. The whole class heard it and it shoots glowing red material all over the room

    • @jad2290
      @jad2290 Год назад +11

      @@a12yearoldgirl
      Hey sir, So what kind should I use if I
      1.don't want these chemicals in my food
      2. Don't want it to explode ?

  • @givemeyoskittles0838
    @givemeyoskittles0838 Год назад +4

    Finally a video that makes it simple. Not all that extra stuff. Thank you

  • @RIGTHEGIANT
    @RIGTHEGIANT Год назад +9

    I’ve been trying this method for a bit now and every time I get better at gauging my temps. I could buy a traeger but I just want the pride of knowing I held temps and smoke at the right amount lol

  • @TheJorgSacul
    @TheJorgSacul Год назад +5

    Thank you for doing this short- I've been trying to explain this to my Weber owning friends who claim they can't smoke with their "ball" grill.

  • @johnme4443
    @johnme4443 Год назад +6

    Been doing this for years weber kettle kicks ass!!

  • @yve2875
    @yve2875 Год назад +56

    Hank Hill: You’re doing it all wrong, you dont got any gosh darn propane. I’ll tell you what.

  • @mariomaka9802
    @mariomaka9802 Год назад +4

    I did something similar with a gas grill, I just removed the v bras and put in a metal roasting pan for the wood on one side.

  • @winkfinkerstien1957
    @winkfinkerstien1957 Год назад

    You're exactly correct! Thanks for the video! 😎👍🏻💯

  • @martingrant1960
    @martingrant1960 Год назад +18

    GREAT IDEAS,TY MASTER CHEF!👾🍹😉👍🐾🐾🐾🛸

  • @Americanpatriot602
    @Americanpatriot602 Год назад +8

    Been doing this for years! You can smoke three pork butts at the same time on a 22” webber and it takes no longer than smoking one! And it uses half the charcoal that i would use on my smoker! Webber kettle grills hold temperature very well!

    • @ailuosi7241
      @ailuosi7241 Год назад

      they better hold that temperature, i designed that way.

  • @lew-e
    @lew-e Месяц назад +1

    I go mostly unlit and toss 5-10 lit briquettes on the unlit pile with some wood chunks. Takes a minute to come up to temp but burns a lot longer. Just like I would with my homemade drum smoker

  • @PieckR
    @PieckR 5 месяцев назад +1

    For even better temp control; foil the rack below the aluminum tray.

  • @LiquidPepsiCan
    @LiquidPepsiCan 5 месяцев назад +1

    If you are smoking with wood chunks like he is I recommend putting the wood chunk on top of the cooking grate above the burning charcoal.

  • @ge0theory
    @ge0theory Год назад

    This is an extremely useful video. And timely. Much obliged

  • @OdintheGermanShepherd
    @OdintheGermanShepherd 11 месяцев назад +1

    I do the same except without the bricks…I’m gonna try this…just need the right type bricks.

  • @frederickvanpelt6393
    @frederickvanpelt6393 Год назад +2

    You need to clean your grill. When the lid was removed ashes from your last cook were flying everywhere. When you leave that mess in your kettle, it will hold moisture and eventually rust out .

  • @Grillgrate_eat_well
    @Grillgrate_eat_well Год назад +1

    Multi-zone grilling has been a game changer. We are currently working on a 3-zone grilling technique!

  • @tomtomtomato1
    @tomtomtomato1 3 месяца назад

    Exactly what I was looking for thank you!

  • @hawkeyeted
    @hawkeyeted Год назад +1

    I ran ribs this way for five years before I got my hands on a PBC. I’m convinced a kettle is the most versatile cooker out there.

  • @matthewwhittington-jk9ep
    @matthewwhittington-jk9ep Год назад +1

    Sunday fun with meats.

  • @pinikpikantv3555
    @pinikpikantv3555 Год назад

    I am glad I come across your channel . There are tons of bricks lying around almost every block in the country I am staying now. Always thinking what I can use for alternative for the SNS or the charcoal basket which are very hard to find in this country as well. ACE hardware is the only one we can buy those pricey devices and this saves me some bucks I can use to buy a knife set instead.

  • @dabearcub
    @dabearcub Год назад +4

    Dirty stained grill = someone makes great bbq

  • @goldencosmonaut
    @goldencosmonaut Год назад

    Literally used this method today for a brisket. Came out perfect. It’s not what you have that makes good food it’s who’s cooking it

  • @JonnyTuba
    @JonnyTuba Год назад

    This is amazing! Cheers!

  • @garylee6037
    @garylee6037 Год назад

    Thank you for the video. I will be doing it this way for fourth of July 🎉. Cheers 🍻

  • @TSB43
    @TSB43 Год назад

    Thank you for this 🙏🏽

  • @none3988
    @none3988 Год назад

    Very good idea thank you for the info!

  • @jacasan2000
    @jacasan2000 Год назад +3

    Weber kettle 22” here 😎

  • @jammin6816
    @jammin6816 Год назад

    Seriously brilliant!

  • @ThaiLitzki
    @ThaiLitzki Год назад +2

    When you smoke food in general! You want "clean" smoke! Not as soon as the wood starts smoking. You want thin smoke, when it's hard to notice it's good. NOT when it smokes like an old granny in the 80s.

    • @ThaiLitzki
      @ThaiLitzki Год назад

      @Xavier Shields I get you, taste is a matter of opinion. Then, do you smoke with chunks or purely wood?

  • @pangkaji
    @pangkaji Год назад +9

    Some will say : "He did not soak the wood". Never soak the wood. Soaking the wood makes it produce steam not smoke. The heat will have to dry out the wood completely before it will combust and produce smoke. it makes the smoking process in necessarily longer.

    • @BooBuKittyPhuk
      @BooBuKittyPhuk Год назад

      Literally haven't seen one person say that ridiculousness... I think everyone knows wet wood doesn't burn and therefore doesn't smoke 😂

    • @judichristopher4604
      @judichristopher4604 Месяц назад +1

      @@BooBuKittyPhuk
      HEY....
      NO Need to be Rude and Mean

  • @keyoumarsmobasser476
    @keyoumarsmobasser476 Год назад

    Yes buddy, great simple idea 👍👍👍🙏

  • @localherobbq
    @localherobbq Год назад

    Excellent work Adam

  • @aeiancr3660
    @aeiancr3660 Год назад +14

    You r underrated asf

  • @lylelacey4367
    @lylelacey4367 Год назад

    Thank you for the information 😊

  • @blkoneify
    @blkoneify Год назад

    Good idea I will give it a try ty

  • @youngteti9253
    @youngteti9253 Год назад

    This is dope thank you sir

  • @lefse1386
    @lefse1386 Год назад +4

    For those watching this, try snake method instead

  • @TheBBQLuckett
    @TheBBQLuckett 11 месяцев назад

    Nice work brother 🤘

  • @tsp988
    @tsp988 Год назад +40

    Try soaking the wood chunk in water it’ll work better

    • @jinno11
      @jinno11 Год назад +2

      DO NOT SOAK YOUR WOOD IN WATER.
      That does NOT make it any better wtf who told you that??

    • @yarisazam
      @yarisazam Год назад

      @@jinno11 It's true people do this. I personally have never done it, nor even know if it actually does make a difference though.

    • @chrischeng9145
      @chrischeng9145 Год назад

      @@jinno11 curious, why not? It would heat up slower or something, dunno never smoked or grilled before

    • @jinno11
      @jinno11 Год назад +1

      @@chrischeng9145 wood needs to be dry to smoke.
      The initial smoking period is within the first 2 hours, anything after that is just wasting & smoking yo your yard.
      Big chunk of dry wood & everything will be good.

    • @jinno11
      @jinno11 Год назад

      @@yarisazam it’s a load of crap.
      The initial smoking period is within the first 2 hours.
      Anything after that is wasting.

  • @reyhang8608
    @reyhang8608 Год назад

    Actually great idea and useful video.

  • @fishntalk
    @fishntalk 11 месяцев назад

    I bought the Weber Summit Kamado, and I couldn’t be happier with it. I can do a low and slow for 12 hours and still have coals left over. I’ve been cocking on it every single day since I’ve gotten it, from veggies to meats.

  • @tunzy32
    @tunzy32 Год назад +1

    How long do i put it on the grill?
    Adam: yes

  • @reysalazar6850
    @reysalazar6850 Год назад +5

    Been grilling all my life and I still don't understand the tray of water???? Please help me understand.

    • @anshulkhanna9090
      @anshulkhanna9090 Год назад +2

      Helps regulate the temperature and gives the steak sizzling flavour

  • @NorthBBQRoss
    @NorthBBQRoss Год назад

    It’s just that easy! Totally recommend

  • @tristanthehunter4980
    @tristanthehunter4980 Год назад +2

    Been smoking briskets on Webber kettles for years. It’s the poor mans smoker!

  • @ethang7242
    @ethang7242 5 месяцев назад

    Such a great alternative to the SNS

  • @russelllukenbill
    @russelllukenbill Год назад +2

    Zuckerberg has entered the chat...

  • @308dad8
    @308dad8 Год назад

    Cute little tutorial for whatever brand and model you own squirt. I have had multiple kettle grills over my life and none had a hinged grate. Good that you found a way to get more use from your baby grill than just burning wieners. Good luck.

    • @toymachine2328
      @toymachine2328 10 месяцев назад

      I got a cheap universal replacement grate for mine, going to trim off a section to allow additional fuel to be added for long cooks.

  • @moosa9850
    @moosa9850 Год назад +1

    That's the reason Webber designed the kettle grill like that for bbqing and smoking

  • @wanderingknight10
    @wanderingknight10 Год назад

    Thanks big guy nice vid 🤟🏽

  • @vincentsolomon3393
    @vincentsolomon3393 Год назад

    Great idea!

  • @colinroll9555
    @colinroll9555 Год назад +6

    Replace your rusty grate. Clean the new one at least every time after you heat it up, with a ball of foil and heat proof glove. It will stay clean-ish. Way better than that. U don't need the bricks. Get a better pan, one that won't melt. I use an old cornbread pan. It's okay to wash it out and reuse it, trust me.
    You can get a kettle grill that actually has some depth for $97 at Wally world. Expert grill 22". Buy some grill gasket (1/2" wide) and add it to lid and bottom of grill where ash catcher attaches. Cheap Kamado grill for $112. Get a good meat thermometer, have fun!

  • @birbiusviii
    @birbiusviii Год назад

    Bro as I finish watching this there's a TikTok ad about you.
    Nice!

  • @kerrihuddlestun631
    @kerrihuddlestun631 Год назад

    Add the unlit charcoal under the let they keep it going longer without having to disturb the heat and smoke by opening it

  • @gabbyhayes1568
    @gabbyhayes1568 Год назад

    Great idea 💡

  • @rexpepper2513
    @rexpepper2513 7 дней назад

    Install a a thermometer in the lid so you can control the temps and see what you're cooking at. They're like $10 at home Depot

  • @reeseandrews1840
    @reeseandrews1840 Год назад

    I love you for this man 😪

  • @BREEZE-ROADS
    @BREEZE-ROADS Год назад +2

    A grate that folds!? I need one

  • @natemcdonald8853
    @natemcdonald8853 Год назад

    To add even more flavor soak that wood chunk in whiskey/water mix for a couple hours before burning.,gets smokier too.

  • @dasmondhinton7255
    @dasmondhinton7255 Год назад

    Yo great tips

  • @animeis1ife625
    @animeis1ife625 Год назад +20

    I have the same grill for the past like 14 years maybe

  • @janihuhtanen8289
    @janihuhtanen8289 11 месяцев назад

    It works, but a purpose built smoker is a whole another beast. Me and my brother made one from an oil drum lol. Some of the best smoked meats I've ever had.

  • @millionairetee2693
    @millionairetee2693 Год назад +17

    Bro had a dash of salt and pepper on them ribs 😂

  • @NisangaiZ
    @NisangaiZ Год назад +1

    Who else thought he was just gonna make the infinite cobble stone glitch 💀

  • @The_Heartless_Empath
    @The_Heartless_Empath Год назад

    Or . . . you could buy the side charcoal baskets that webber makes specifically for smoking meat in your kettle grill. Pouring charcoal directly on the side body of your grill will cause it to deteriorate very quickly.

  • @13Voodoobilly69
    @13Voodoobilly69 9 месяцев назад

    I sure think adding that much lit charcoal will lead to a runaway fire that is hard to keep 220-250f. There is just to much fire burning at once to tame that beast. Lighting 4 or 5 briquettes and placing them on one side only will start a minion method and it will sit like a rock at good temps. Or do the snake method which is even better!

  • @c3vs241
    @c3vs241 Год назад +1

    Interesting tip 👍

  • @RonOnTheGrill
    @RonOnTheGrill Год назад +1

    Let ‘em know bruh! I’m a brick man myself! Two bricks and a water pan and you can do absolutely everything a Slow-n-Sear does.

  • @violettracey
    @violettracey Месяц назад

    Thank you!

  • @ConradMusik
    @ConradMusik Год назад

    Next video you should show how you clean the grill!!!

  • @davidapplegate1849
    @davidapplegate1849 Год назад +1

    Always put the unlight charol at the bottom.

  • @dbsteve85
    @dbsteve85 Год назад +1

    People are always confused when I tell them I do my low n' slows on a Weber Kettle.

  • @nvidiashield2459
    @nvidiashield2459 Год назад +1

    Problem here. The coals need to be large and hot enough to combust the wood chunk cleanly or you will have funky smoke.

  • @country4lyfe365
    @country4lyfe365 Год назад

    Frickn genius.

  • @donellh77
    @donellh77 Год назад

    Finish it off by adding a thermometer under the hood vents near bottom lid

  • @Cubsfan-hp1gw
    @Cubsfan-hp1gw Год назад +1

    This is pretty much how I smoke everytime. The difficult part is temp management.

    • @michaellane9079
      @michaellane9079 Год назад

      Snake method keeps even temp once you dial it in. Works much better than banking for temp control. Lots of videos on snake method. Give it a try. You will be pleased at well it holds temps.

    • @mikecucchi2026
      @mikecucchi2026 Год назад

      I agree! I took temp readings on my Weber charcoal grill and I was easily north of 375 with what I thought was a moderate amount of charcoal. No one is smoking anything at that temp. Guess I just need to mess around with it.

  • @samiglasgow9629
    @samiglasgow9629 25 дней назад

    Use the snake method with briquettes and you can have it slow cook for about 12hrs without having to refuel.

  • @9009matorres
    @9009matorres 5 дней назад

    100% all good tips

  • @Vangeliss
    @Vangeliss Год назад

    Nice idea, I would like to see the final result.

  • @tehpurplepills
    @tehpurplepills Год назад

    I heard moisture is bad for smoking because the moisture gets on the meat and evaporates, creating a cooling effect, like sweat, increasing stall lengths.
    and i dont personally smoke with water.
    also i usually dont "tent" smaller meats. jury is out on full packers. every second its hot, water is squeezed out of the fibers.

  • @Saixah
    @Saixah Год назад +3

    NO! no water on your ribs. You're not smoking them, you're steaming them.

  • @Tarasyoutube
    @Tarasyoutube Год назад +1

    Sometimes when you buy salmon at Aldi there is a piece of wood for smoking

  • @ThomasBMawn
    @ThomasBMawn Год назад

    I wish i was able to save this short to my favourites...

  • @Elindio_23
    @Elindio_23 Год назад

    ha days pretty dope bro

  • @ubroberts5541
    @ubroberts5541 Год назад

    We’ll done! Good video!

  • @hectorgonzales3082
    @hectorgonzales3082 Год назад

    Hey thank you very much I didn't know how they did it.

  • @MrWaterbongs
    @MrWaterbongs Год назад +16

    Why do you need the bricks. I use my grill the same way without the bricks and it works the same

  • @5punkybob
    @5punkybob Год назад +1

    How long would this method take to cook a 1kg brisket? I have an old Webber bbq that no longer works with gas

  • @cuisinesodium9608
    @cuisinesodium9608 Год назад

    Conversion Weber Grill Gas. We all need.