Diy Ceramic Grill

A few years back a much respected tv show host did some great shows on bbq in one of those episodes he took a few terra cotta flowerpots and made a great diy kamado smoker.

Diy ceramic grill.

The thick ceramic walls provide outstanding insulation qualities and ceramic s ability to withstand high temperatures keeps the heated side hot and the cool side cool. In order for the grate to rest securely on top of the ceramic flower pot it should be a little bit larger. Light the charcoal with a match and allow it to burn uncovered for 20 minutes. The ceramic material holds in and focuses heat while insulating the outside.

A good ceramic terracotta flowerpot makes the perfect vessel for grilling. Zone 12 project group is here to show you how to build an inexpensive but just as effective diy version from two glazed ceramic pots. Choose a location for your ceramic grill preferably on a nonflammable surface such as concrete or gravel. The amazing kamado grill makes cooking more efficient and food tastier.

The shape and size of a 10 inch pot are ideal for a few kebabs and the charcoal will stay hot for hours of grilling fun. The ceramic oven idea is not new. Place the grill grate on top of the pot. Well made ceramic grills also allow you to slowly cook meats without drying them out.

Get cooking with a diy grill.