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Is there any benefit to mixing lump charcoal with briquettes and then running the cooker using the Minion method?
 
Posts: 45 | Location: Round Rock, TX | Registered: June 14, 2008Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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I have done it before. I do not think there is really any advantage or disadvantage to doing it though.
 
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I think, too. The Minion Method running perfect with briquettes, not else. WSM Smile The minion Method was create for this stuff.


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In the past I wrote to the forum complainin about the amount of ash I had usin briqettes. Jim Minion was replied su estin that I use a
50-50 mixture of lump and briquettes. This works
nicely. He also recommended the Minion method with a half full supply of lump. I have been doin this for some time. I am missin one letter on my keyboard. sorry about that...tom
 
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i sometimes use a layer of briquets on the bottom then layer some lump on top of that...basically to keep the lump from falling through the grate.


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Originally posted by DAVIDMICHAEL:
i sometimes use a layer of briquets on the bottom then layer some lump on top of that...basically to keep the lump from falling through the grate.


That is the best solution that I have heard of for that problem.
 
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