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A big clay flower pot makes an excellent substitute for the popular and more expensive hibachi. Line bottom with coarse gravel and build fire on top.

If you use briquettes for cooking, you can put your coals away for another day when finished cooking by dropping them in a bucket of water. Then set out to dry.

Cooking frankfurters for a crowd is easier when you line the grill with foil. Pierce it to let more heat through. The foil keeps the franks from failing in the fire.

Cleanup tip: Before your fire dies out, scrape the grill with a wire brush. The residue will be easier to remove than from a cold grill.