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    Charcoal Burning Duration on BBQ.
    Topic posted 12/20/09 by Sham KPC , tagged tips and techniques
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    Title:
    Charcoal Burning Duration on BBQ.
    Summary:
    I want to know how long it's take for a charcoal burn doing BBQ.
    Content:

    Hi.

    Please, How long does it take for a charcoal to burn doing BBQ.Thanks.

    Sham.

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    • posted 12/21/09 by Han ChangTriple Crown

      What do you mean? From when you light to when the coals are completely burned out? Time above a certain temperature? How long it takes the coals to light?

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    • posted Jan 26 by Mark Roser

      Sham - 

      Han is right.  It all depends.  Briquettes will come up to temperature in roughly 15 minutes.  Then, they will maintain cooking temperature according to how they are used.  Briquettes in an open grill used for creating searing temperatures of 400+ degrees will last for roughly 1-2 hours depending on the volume used.  Briquettes used in a barbeque cooker with regulated gas inlet/exhaust, insulation from heat loss and run at 220 degree cooking temperature can last over 4 hours.

      - Mark

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