The Snake Method In A Weber Grill – Charcoal BBQ Kettle Tutorial, Low and Slow Technique



The snake method is a great option for low and slow smoker cooks on your charcoal BBQ grill. This method enables your kettle grill to hold low consistent temperatures for long periods of time. If you have any questions or comments about today’s tutorial video please leave me a message below. Be sure to take a look at my many other videos on Aussie Griller, the home of YouTube barbecue and grilling recipes.

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Ingredients:

1 charcoal kettle grill
Lump charcoal or beads
Smoking wood

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41 Comments

  1. Quick question: What's the typical vent position for this method? (Half-open? Barely cracked?) This looks really awesome and I'm itching to try it out on my spanking new weber deluxe. Thanks!.

  2. The length of your snake has no bearing on your cooking area. Unless you intend on an entire cook without opening the lid. For people who do open the lid, you simply rotate the grill in the same direction the snake is burning to keep the meat opposite the heat.

  3. I smoked salmon twice in the past week using this video as a reference. My burn rate and temps were a little different than described here — I'm sure there's any number of things that would explain why — but the temperature was even for both cooks. Thanks!

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