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Quevun

Quevun

22 hours ago, DiggingDogFarm said:

 

 Until it dies out.

You can't get something from nothing.

Fire it up, and see what works best for you.

 

18 hours ago, Kerry Beal said:

 

Like Martin says - until it dies out. Keep in mind there is a preheat time which may be as much as an hour.

 

Thanks for your comments, I guess its best if I try it out and see for myself.

 

4 hours ago, FeChef said:

TS, so concerned about wasting charcoal. Chimney starter uses about 1lb charcoal. KBB on sale cost about $10 for 2x 18lb bags. You get that chimney starter roaring hot and toss your stir fry in for a minute or two and your done. Want to throw some cold pre cooked rice, with some peas/carrots, and a egg, with some left over chicken, pork, or shrimp? No problem. All with 1lb of KBB. 

 

Damn, no wonder I couldn't find any article on conserving charcoal, I didn't know it is so cheap in the US.

In the Netherlands, it costs 25 euros ($31) for one 22 lb bag.

Quevun

Quevun

22 hours ago, DiggingDogFarm said:

 

 Until it dies out.

You can't get something from nothing.

Fire it up, and see what works best for you.

 

18 hours ago, Kerry Beal said:

 

Like Martin says - until it dies out. Keep in mind there is a preheat time which may be as much as an hour.

 

Thanks for your comments, I guess its best if I try it out and see for myself.

 

4 hours ago, FeChef said:

TS, so concerned about wasting charcoal. Chimney starter uses about 1lb charcoal. KBB on sale cost about $10 for 2x 18lb bags. You get that chimney starter roaring hot and toss your stir fry in for a minute or two and your done. Want to throw some cold pre cooked rice, with some peas/carrots, and a egg, with some left over chicken, pork, or shrimp? No problem. All with 1lb of KBB. 

 

Damn, no wonder I couldn't find any article on conserving charcoal, I didn't know it is so cheap in the US.

In the Netherlands, it costs 25 euros for one 22 lb bag.

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