I’m talking about the snake method. Arranging the coals in a coil pattern allows them to burn slowly with help from some wood, keeping a steady temperature between 275 and 300 degrees for upward ...

If the snake method feels too finicky or time-consuming to set up (though it only takes about 10 to 15 minutes), consider trying Joshua Bousel's charcoal grill smoking method, which is simpler and ...

Snake method works on any circular charcoal grill, like the one you might have at home or the small one you take on camping grills. It'll hold a steady temperature all day and slow-cook ribs, ...

The technique is known as the charcoal snake method. The snake also lets your grill burn for hours on end. It's easiest to use the charcoal snake in kettle-style grills, like the Weber Classic ...

Recipe: Smoked Pulled Pork with the Snake Method in a Charcoal Grill Updated Oct 14, 2019 11:59 a.m. A finished tray of pulled pork made with a Weber kettle grill arranged to cook in the snake method.

First, we set up each grill for a low-and-slow burn, using the charcoal snake method. In the case of kettle models, we arrange coals in a semicircle around the grill's inner wall.

For charcoal grills we use the tried-and-true charcoal snake method. This calls for arranging coals in a semicircle around the grill's inner wall. The charcoal briquettes (Kingsford Blue) form a ...

I’m talking about the snake method. By arranging the coals in a coil pattern, this technique allows the coals to burn slow with help from some wood, keeping a steady temperature between 275 and ...

1 (8- to 10-pound) bone-in pork shoulder. A pulled pork sandwich made with meat cooked in a Weber kettle grill, using the snake method.