Ash3751 Posted July 8, 2020 Share Posted July 8, 2020 Good Evening, I have a question on the best way to set up the charcoal side of my BBQ. The actual adjustable coal shelf only measures around 33x33 cm. I tried the snake method on it last week, cooking a small pork shoulder (that tasted great but ended up a little dry), with the coals going down one length of the shelf but it seemed to burn out quite quick and I had trouble keeping a steady 225 it was constantly over the 250 mark. I used about 10 coals to start the snake off and had both vents open and adjusted the temp using the top and bottom vents but could'nt steady it. I have attached a picture of my set up. the meat went in the top right corner as that's where the exhaust vent is and I scattered wood chips along the length of the snake. I'm thinking that maybe I used too many coals to get the small snake started and it burned to hot too quick? I may try to use one less drip pan and have the snake coming across the front of the coal shelf also and only using 5 coals to get the snake started? Any one able to give some pointers? All the best, Ash Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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