How about using on a charcoal grill?
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Not really sure. I can control the heat on my gas grill, but if you started with the grill, so it would heat up slow should work. But please think about contacting the mfg. Company for a good answer. Hope this helps.
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Charcoal or propane will get the job done. This is a great buy and product! We absolutely love ours and use it all the time to grill bacon, veggies and steaks. Invest in some sos pads to keep it clean ; )
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I have never used it on charcoal but if you like Freedy hambugers get your charcoal close to grill and you will get a good crust on burger and cooks real fast
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I use the vents on my grill for temp control, nor any particular amount of charcoal. Guess it depends on your cooking style and grill.
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It will work on a charcoal grill by putting it on top of cooking surface or if there is clearance underneath the cooking surface if more room is needed for cooking.
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Yes you can use these on a charcoal gril, you I waited until the flames went down, but there not supposed to burn.
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You can pile your charcoal in one end and cook as little as you want. It is a really nice grill and will outlast almost all others if you keep it reasonably clean.
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Yes you can use it. Are you going to cover the rotisserie with the lid of the grill to make a sort or oven? If yes then choose an small rotisserie, there is no room for a large one. If you are not going to cover the rotisserie with the lid of the grill then no problem but remember that the charcoal fire always will smoke the sides and bottom of the rotisserie so choose better a grey color rotisserie.
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I have not used this on my grill. I only use it on my stainless steel appliances and love it for that.
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Yes, you can throw some wood chips in the charcoal and keep put the lid on. This would would work best with indirect cooking and given the size of this Smokey Joe it may just not be big enough.
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I use mine outdoors on gas grill or charcoal grill as a paella & jambalaya pan....
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Do not know if it can used on a grill. I know know it is hard to clean and keep looking nice
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Yes you can use charcoal. We used a combo of a few briquettes and a few small pieces of hickory or Apple wood.
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I have never tried to use it on a grill...I have only used it indoors to clean kitchen appliances.
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Yes, but you need to have a way to slide the charcoal to the middle of the pan.
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I have never used this pot on a charcoal grill but have used it on the coals of a camp fire. If you do just be careful the coals are not too hot, and do not open lid. If you do you may get coals in your food.
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It is shaped for a grill with a platform on each end - it is rectangular shaped - if your charcoal grill has a table on each side, it would probably work for that
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as long as the grill is at least 16 inches in diameter. the coals should not be extremely close to the grill grates as the can ruin the anodizing, at least 5-6 inches, also quick cook items , steak and burgers dont need more that a few layers of coals. i love these and havent grilled without them since getting them. i only clean them after i cant grill anymore, with dawn and a soft brush, otherwise just let the fire sterilize them and use the scrapper to clean out the extra junk. try grilling with all vents open and even the lid off to the side a little to keep the heat good and get some good smoke. for fish i use pam grill spray to help it keep from sticking. happy grillin, gary as long as the grill is at least 16 inches in diameter. the coals should not be extremely close to the grill grates as the can ruin the anodizing, at least 5-6 inches, also quick cook items , steak and burgers dont need more that a few layers of coals. i love these and havent grilled without them since getting them. i only clean them after i cant grill anymore, with dawn and a soft brush, otherwise just let the fire sterilize them and use the scrapper to clean out the extra junk. try grilling with all vents open and even the lid off to the side a little to keep the heat good and get some... » Read More as long as the grill is at least 16 inches in diameter. the coals should not be extremely close to the grill grates as the can ruin the anodizing, at least 5-6 inches, also quick cook items , steak and burgers dont need more that a few layers of coals. i love these and havent grilled without them since getting them. i only clean them after i cant grill anymore, with dawn and a soft brush, otherwise just let the fire sterilize them and use the scrapper to clean out the extra junk. try grilling with all vents open and even the lid off to the side a little to keep the heat good and get some good smoke. for fish i use pam grill spray to help it keep from sticking. happy grillin, gary « Show Less
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This is geared for a small gas grill - eg coleman carryabout. I wouldn't use charcoal on it (eg. habachi) but I can't say it wouldn't hurt.