New Toy!

[fkrall]

Thanks. Definitely not to be set up in the dining room!

[rickgregory]

It's a Japanese style grill, usually used for grilling yakitori and the like. Traditionally with white charcoal - https://www.saveur.com/japanese-gril...oal-binchotan/

[FireMan]

You’ve got me really thinkin man. Like the cook.

[troymeister]

Way Cool!!

[Mark-B]

Wow, I’m watching the Amazon Prime Food Safari series episode Asian BBQ and came here to look for anyone using these type of grills. They look fun as I’ve been dabbling with my version of Bahn Mi pork rice bowls. They’ve turned out good and the family likes it. Looking for more Asian BBQ ideas. So far I’ve just used a griddle on my gasser and an indoor griddle for the pork.

[mnavarre]

Attjack I bought it from Amazon, natch.

[Attjack]

Where did you buy it?

[Attjack]

Now I'm jealous.

[ssandy_561]

LOL!

[ssandy_561]

Will it fit a spachcocked turkey or an 18 pound brisket?

[Chef Brandon]

These are so cool!! lots of fun and so versatile!! Doing little skewers and even a great steak on that bad boy is so much fun! I also love the binchotan charcoal too as it burns so cleanly!!

I really hope you enjoy it!

[barelfly]

I see a YouTube video demo coming soon! And make sure you use the guitars for the intro music!

that looks pretty cool!

[fkrall]

Is this thread full of typos or are you speaking a foreign language? Something tells me there's more to it than "a (maybe not so) portable charcoal grill." Japanese?

[mnavarre]

Yah, this things gonna be fun.

Used about 1/4 Weber chimney, and could have either started cooking a bit sooner or used a bit more charcoal, but I got almost 2 hours of useful heat out of it.



Did some pork skewers glazed with a gojujang tare I made last night:



Tomorrow is make some yakitori with all the nasty bits. Chicken hearts, gizzards, thigh meat....

[mnavarre]

Yep, unfired clay. According to the manual I'm gonna need to find a spot to store it in the garage since leaving it out in what passes for weather around here is contraindicated, at least during "winter".