Wood stove coal cook?

NOHENS

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• Feb 1, 2013

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I dont get off till 7pm and want to cook up some chops on the grill. My question is I think i'll just get a bunch of coals out of the wood stove when I get home and not have to wait for a chimney to get ready....why not? I tried to do a google for this but found nothing!? Anyone else do this? I just burn oak, hickory, cherry, and other hardwoods? Be quicker...and dump the coals in the grill....ready! And make more room to fill the stove up to get the chilloff! anyone?

 

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• Feb 1, 2013

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With those types of woods, I'd say go for it. I cook on the coals in our fireplace.

 

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• Feb 1, 2013

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using the coal from that wood stove it perfectly fine to start up your grill. I have pulled some coals out of my fireplace to put into my chimney to start up more lump and it works just fine.

 

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BobBrisket said:

With those types of woods, I'd say go for it. I cook on the coals in our fireplace.

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Thats what I thought? just fill up my coal bucket out of the stove....go out back and dump it in the weber! Grill is ready!!!!! And save charcoal.:clap2:

 

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• Feb 1, 2013

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NOHENS said:

Thats what I thought? just fill up my coal bucket out of the stove....go out back and dump it in the weber! Grill is ready!!!!! And save charcoal.:clap2:

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You might consider disconnecting the smoe alarms :biggrin1:

 

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People have been cooking over coals for centuries, so go for it!

 

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Old school Carolina style!

 

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• Feb 1, 2013

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It will work great!

 

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Nothing better than hardwood coals to grill over.

 

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HeSmellsLikeSmoke said:

You might consider disconnecting the smoe alarms :biggrin1:

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Haha. My stove is in the garage...so its all good! Just thinking why waist charcoal when its already going in the stove! I will give a report tomorrow how it went! I will try to post pron....but im not very computer savy?:icon_blush: