How to grill on a charcoal fire is one of the questions we get most often, so we’ve put together a Grilling Tips video for you. There’s nothing like grilling on charcoal, your food is so much better than if it was cooked on a gas grill that there’s no comparison at all. Charcoal grilling is the real thing! We listed 10 grilling tips and these tips are for beginners and long time veterans of the back yard barbecue, so let’s get started with our top 10 grilling tips! 1. Purchase a quality charcoal grill. We recommend an Old Smokey Charcoal Grill. They are available in three sizes: small, medium and large. We also purchased the optional long legs to help make the grill high off the ground. 2. Charcoal is an essential part of grilling. We discovered a resurgence of using Real Hardwood Charcoal instead of the regular square briquettes. Real Hardwood Charcoal is actually made from scraps of wood.  3. Charcoal Chimney - is a cylinder made of sheet metal with a grate about five inches from the bottom to hold the charcoal. You actually start the charcoal by placing one sheet of newspaper loosely crumpled in the bottom of the chimney. Then, light the newspaper. The charcoal ignites and begins to smoke and heat up. 4. Smoking Chips give grilled beef, poultry and fish a great flavor unlike just grilling with only the charcoal. There are many varieties of wood chips or chunks: hickory, mesquite, cherry and apple are just to name a few. Soak a handful of chips in a bowl of water. Once charcoal is ready, drain the chips and toss evenly over the fire. Soaking the chips prevents them from burning up too fast. 5. Spray the Grill. Spraying the grill with a cooking spray like Pam helps prevent your meat from sticking. Never spray the grill placed directly over the fire. Remove the grill and spray away from the fire. 6. Meat Preparation & Seasoning - place your raw meat on a platter lined with wax paper. We sprinkle on all our meats: Sea Salt, Tony’s...