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How to Make a Brick Grill - DIY Temporary Brick Hibachi Grill
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2024
- Learn how to make a Brick Grill! Go to foodwishes.blog... for more information, and many, many more video recipes! I hope you enjoy this DIY Temporary Brick Hibachi Grill!
You just found the best solution to our BBQ issue! We did some pretty big work around the house that required us to destroy our garden, so we can't invest on a BBQ this year. This seems like the best option! Thank youuuu
I did it!! Charcoals grey, today I did a pack of pre marinade chilli chicken skewers. This was my first barbecue in my house. I will do it every day till I am better at it. Then I'm going to get my cast iron grate. Thanks Chef John.
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I was looking for a DIY stove top grill, using those disposable aluminum baking trays and found this...I just LOVE this idea. My next best option...yeah!
I love this very easy bbq/ grill idea. Thanks! I can hardly wait to do this as soon as the winter is over.
that is a great idea. some folks like gas grills and i do to but sometimes i really crave the charcoal grill taste and that is a quick and easy way to create a 'grill' out of stuff I already have around the house. thank you for the video!!!
Excellent! You are such a great teacher! Thank you Chef John!
If this guy had a tv show. I would watch every episode, maybe twice. Commentary is brilliant.
Very nice grill. The safety precautions were very helpful and need to be addressed. Great Job!
Love the simplicity of this. Great video.
Thanks John for your wonderful style. In an insane world, I just relax listening to you like the sun bursting through the clouds.
Also definitely going to try this. Maybe with my homegrown sweet corn 😊
Iam from Pakistan. There is lockdown thats why we are close at home looking the Bar B Q ideas for my terrace.. Very simple idea but highly appreciated... Love from Pakistan❤️❤️
fantastic english accent. so chill, sounds like everything is just simple and works, nothing needs to be worried about
So simple and easy thanks for this.
Chef, I love your recipes and more than the cooking your style of explanation. So kind of you. Many thanks.
I love that you did a diy cooking video. It’s follows your style well. Always great videos and tutorials.
Simple, straight to the point..... And it works!
You would be the best dad or uncle ever!!!!
Great video, can't believe people give thumbs down on DIY videos.
Ian from Pakistan &I like your oven v much which solves my problems. Thanks
I love this video, I am returning the metal one i bought yesterday. This is the kind of stuff the Portuguese use and they have one in every house. Thank you chef!
Im brazilian and have a brick one except this one in the video is too low. I make mine way taller so i dont have to bend over so much. Store bought metal grill are for pussies
LOL
Ash from charcoals and from hardwood ash, are a good source of potassium (potash) for your plants (about 3% P). As a very alkaline material, ash can also balance your soil pH if its becoming more acidic. You can also use charcoal / hardwood ash as a soap-making ingredient, or even as a basic soap on its own with water. :)
Chef, you are so funny! I enjoy your videos and humor.
I have quite a bit of bricks, just haven't been motivated. Your method is simple and great, I'm doing this now! Thanks.
You are the freak-en master of culinary and backyard grilling.
Your voice is so relaxing thank you
I not only learn from your videos, i enjoy your humor too.. thank you much =)
You are an amazing teacher.
Happy to find this 6 year old video. Will try this out in the summer.
Wow never thought about grilling this way. Gonna try it this weekend!
If you want it to be more than "temporary" spend the money for fire rated bricks. They will hold up. General bricks will crack, flake, and eventually fall apart from the heating and cooling. Use general bricks to make it waist high, then use fire bricks to make the BBQ pit.
Thanks!! so informative, I'll be doing a bit more research and do that.
how about using cement bricks to make it waist high?
You can use almost anything to build it up. The area where the fire is you want fireplace rated brick.
Badboy7357 Even worse, red bricks can trap moisture that causes shards to go flying when it turns to steam.
Badboy7357 Or explode.
Thanks I am highly satisfied by your video😍
I love hearing your voice ... and your comments ... You are artist ... Greetings to you from the State of Kuwait 🇰🇼 💕
totally doing this for our backyard! we have a smoker in need of some TLC and this grill will do the trick while we figure out how to revive it. cheers!
Hey you ! Imagine meeting you here :-)
Hope you are well hun.
BigMeat Sunday It says that your name is verified... whats that? Is your name actually Bigmeat??
Ariyele Ressler Use firebricks in the cooker. Red bricks can cause injuries when trapped moisture steams.
Chef Jon, you are brilliant!! I never could have imagined something like that could have ever worked. Thank you so much for sharing this fantastic idea. No matter where you are or where you go, you can always enjoy a BBQ. Cheers 😀😀
Edwin from Costa Rica . Thank you for sharing !!! God bless !!!
Very cool, budget friendly, Senior friendly, easy! Love it!
Wow, that's such a great idea! Thank you so much.
i love seeing all the plants!!
Hi Chef John. This is such a great idea. One thing I'd like to point out about the ashes. If you use commercial charcoal briquettes, the ashes are BAD for soil because there are additives in the charcoal that are not good for plants. However, natural wood charcoal is a different story. The ashes from natural wood charcoal is great!
I *LOVE* this idea! I have an iron table and chairs...I can build this on the table and while we sit on chairs around the table we can grill our own food! What awesomeness!
I like your voooiice! I just enjoy listening to you... and of course watching your video too!
Both Idea of grill and narration throughout the video was good like it really very much ... 😊
you're that person who crackup jokes and don't laugh while evryone is on the floor 😂😂😂 love all your videos
This would be great for the beach.
This is awesome! Thank you for the DIY Chef John!
Not too long ago (a couple of weeks ago), I cleared out my backyard from months of neglect and overgrown weeds. Now, I have space to try and make my own brick grill! Thanks for the inspiration, Chef John!
(I admit though that I really would want to put in an outdoor, wood-fired brick oven for making authentic Neapolitan pizzas someday.)
Btw, I don't think ash from burning a store-bought brand of charcoal is safe/ideal for your soil (much less for whatever you have growing there), especially when you consider that they can be chock-full of crazy chemicals/synthetic catalysts. However, if it's ash from burning "natural wood charcoal", then yeah, it should be okay.
I have watched this video a few times. It's something about this set up that seem so fun. Thanks for sharing.
Chef John...The man is a genius!!!👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks chef John! I heat my house with a wood burning stove and have often thought it would be great to simply scoop out some glowing embers for a quick grilling. However I never attempted this because my thinking was to place the embers in my Weber kettle grill which I knew was too big to make the plan efficient. I could only scoop out so many embers and run them outside while still keeping the fire roaring inside.
Now seeing this video I know my instant wood fired grill can become a reality very easily! I have an old pot to carry the hot embers, an old grill grate, and old bricks so I can be in business in 5 minutes. I cant believe I did not think of this myself, but then again I did think to watch your video, so I'm not totally stupid after all.
Nothing puts a damper on a backyard barbecue as a wildfire. LMAO.
Yeah. It's a bad sign if there are fire trucks in front of your house.
I'm interested in your life story.
Thanks to you Chef John again! I have been practising using your Brick Hibachi grill, even if I wasn't cooking. I have got the heat distribution physics right by now. Today I followed a recipe how to grill sardines Portuguese style ( with the heads on). I want to thank you from the depths of my heart for making this video. I have enjoyed what I probably wouldn't have enjoyed with an expensive kettle charcoal grill costing in excess of £200.00. Thank you once again.
Fantastic thank you I'm going to make one for my mum can't wait
Wow, my husband and I are so going to have to do this. We haven't wanted to get a grill since it would likely go missing in our neighborhood, but we've missed grilling outdoors. This would be perfect for our needs. Thanks so much for sharing this idea! :D
this looks really awesome, so can you cook like hamburgers and steaks and whatnot, i'd love to do some summer grilling, but alas no grill
I love ur idea😊
Love from Pakistan
extremely interesting narrative style ... refreshing
Fantastic idea
I could listen to this guy read the phone book for hours.
For those that don't know. It was a very thick book that contained phone number listings of phone numbers of people and business that had dumb telephones, not to be confused with smart phones.
James Nelson lolol right...for those that don't know. Hilarious!
Well the youngsters don't know what a rotary phone is, and they think Winston Churchill is a cool name for a cat.
Payhole Everdouche Winston Churchill is a cool name for a cat!
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I remember looking up friends numbers in the phone book
I found a brand new Weber Char Q on facebook marketplace and can't be happier! Love all your videos!!
Really like this post. I don't have any suggestions yet, but more videos like this would be most welcome. Thanks!
You are the Michael Vick of your fired bricks.
Yo dawg, you know why Micheal isn't allowed to use his grill any more? Because he keeps trying to pit the food against itself.
Throw on some hot dogs.
Wrong to speak the name of a psychopath outside of horror subjects! Blood-sport and innocent animals= EVIL. And no amount of "he did his time" lip-service forgives or excuses it ever!
Artemisia Gentileschi... oh please! Let he who is sinless cast the first stone!
He most definitely moved a bunch of plants and lawn ornaments into the frame. SHOWOFF! :)
Haha, I was thinking that too.
Haha, I'm guessing that's true but it's a nice touch :)
Andrew Forrest bitch !
Andrew Forrest That is the empty half of the cup, or we could think of him trying to make it beautiful for us the viewers to enjoy :)
Ameen
Farzad Fani Pakdel
Criativo e muito prático.... Amei!
Cool! Totally making this grill when we go to the lake.
He has a comical way of speaking. I Like it.
kthejung lol me too
I thought Im the only one that notice it. I thought because Im not speaking English as first language, maybe Im mistaken or something. haha
kthejung And his voice gets more "comical" every new video he uploads. Lets see how much you'll like it then.
Sounds like that bloke who runs the sauna in frozen
kthejung cornball
did any one else notice more and more flower pots pop up over time it goes form 0 to 4 plant pots
You're right. Changes from scene to scene.
I just love your sense of humor.
My father used to make Bihare Kabab like this ...Ate it since childhood ...its sooper Dooper tasty ...yummy ...mouth waters ...but he made me a Real good expert in cooking...
This is so perfect for our new apartment, which has a nice cement slab patio in the back. I have two questions if anyone can please help....1) Are those types of heavy grilltops easy to find? And 2) if you placed the floor of bricks down on the cement patio, do you think it would cause discoloration on the cement because of heat? Thanks!
Lodge Hibachi Grill runs for $105 on Amazon right now (used to be around $80).
With this idea, I can get the same results for much less. And this has a few added benefits; you can increase the height of the grill, it doesn't rust, no spare parts to buy in case you break something.
Thanks!
Oh yes!!! Priceless video - thanks for sharing Chef John!!
Excellent idea you can actually do the same with cement blocks or on top of of a metal table
thank you! this is the best idea i've seen for a quick build diy grill! that said, does anyone have ideas for what i can do to avoid kneeling on the ground to cook a steak? like a way to make legs or set it on top of something without burning that thing?
You would need a lot more bricks, but after the first layer is put down you could keep layering until you have the height that you want and then follow his design.
This is a really great idea, thanks!
Chef John you are my favourite 💯♥️🇬🇧
Your fantastic great presentations very professional and fun to watch
It's a cool idea but you should really be using kiln-fired bricks. Normal bricks can mess your day up if they explode and sharp chips start flying everywhere.
"Why I taking a garden shovel for it? - Because it works and it was just there." Best part, haha.
Chef john you are the best !
Funny, good information and great delivery.
one you've aced the base.... oh my! LOL
I'm here because somebody emailed the link to me.
dont cook until white bro
burned literally lol
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Howie Benatovitch 2.47...
@@hillaryrono2593, your grilling isn't good.
I've seen a few TV chefs cut a trough 6 to 12 inches down into the ground layer it with bricks and have it go real long but but only as wide as a little less than the skewers length so you can have a party where everybody puts their own skewers (there's a table with all the ingredients for the skewers people make up their own skewers and cook them themselves) over the coals with the skewers being long enough to go from one brick to the other you don't even need a grate.
Doing that sh
Yes they are very good for your soil great Fertilizer
Great for short people ;)
You live in San Francisco and you have a back yard? Woah! You must be a billionaire.
Lol, I was just thinking the same thing. XD
He borrowed other's land
it's funny I was thinking the same
Sorry if I sound dumb.. I am from India so I don't know much about American cities.. but what does this comment mean?
@@aninditasaha4610 land is expensive in America and lot many people do not have big backyards unless you are super rich..in India we have large places cuz it’s a part of our home(spacious design) but theirs is designed to be as much space efficient as possible
If you want a Hibachi style grill look for the Lodge Sportsman Grill... you will love it...
This is a great and affordable idea...... Thanks John, you are the best!!
Use fire brick for best results. They will last longer and reflect more heat.
They are also much harder to come by and several times the price.
it depends, some fire bricks absorb heat instead of reflecting it
Can I lay regular bricks on ground, THEN the fire bricks on top? I would like it a bit more higher. Thanks.
3:50 I use 200ml and 600ml to 1L pans for my 500-550 degree grill at work it gives more smoke flavor from my testing and works the same just use good tongs and you can easily pick up the metal mixing bowl or pan you use.
Are you kidding me I've never seen this post! I'm glad I'm seeing this I've if it's almost 8 yrs ago lol
i actually tried this it works!
Very nicely done Chef!
Beautiful... I just love the way you talk btw
I have been wanting a grill. This is cheaper idea. Thanks for sharing.
LOVE UR CHANNEL CHEERS MATE.
Oh, and remember to keep the bricks dry, if you use a wet brick for this, they'll either spit super hot shards at you or will just explode, this I say from experience!! :S
why would you wet your bricks?
It happen to me I was using river slab stones from lowes got so hot bubbles starting forming then it blew up almost hit me nephew in the throat
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@@gilberthurtado1984 Oh good grief, how dangerous is that!!! I was about to recommend this method to a friend whose hibachi got damaged during a move. Now, no way.
@@gilberthurtado1984 You'd think a pirate family would be used to danger like that.
Very simple idea. and very nice
I still have my Char-Q weber grill... 16 years and going strong.!
The heat is going to crack those bricks. You should use firebrick.
My thoughts too. Fire brick was what came to my mind when I saw this video.
Will.. where do you purchase Fire Brick!!??