Eva Solo Grill Starter

Use charcoal or briquettes. Charcoal consists of whole, charred pieces of wood. They smell good when lit, are easy to use and ready after a short time. They do, however, burn out quite quickly so if you are planning to cook for a long time, briquettes are recommended. Briquettes consist of compressed coal and binding agent – starch – and may contain varying quantities of non-combustible materials, for example earth or grit. It is worth noting that different briquettes have different calorific values. If you have a grill starter, it is best to use this for lighting the grill. Place the charcoal in the metal tube and push some scrunched-up newspaper into the base. Light the newspaper and leave the grill starter on the grid for 10-15 minutes until the charcoal is red[... mehr]