How do I get a good fire for cooking pork recipe

     One of the easy ways to cook is to smoke your Pork, Beef, Chicken Or whatever you are setting up to eat soon after. Ya don't even have to do much. We are going to assume your grill will keep an even heat range. okay we can also take in to accounts you prepped you Item you are cooking food it just takes about 15 minute or so.. I have conversed this already on how to do this.
     First get a good fire going it will take all-around about 30 minutes. Depending how quick your grilling with charcoal or lump coal gets Ready. 30 minutes is the common time it takes for me..so your fire is ready and so is what you are going to smoke..Put it into the smoker and cook indirect with the heating. total time so far 30 minutes, not much for a great compensation. Practice and have a good grill that retains a good temperature and you may check it fewer times.!

     Decide to put your meat on the grill or smoker. You can smoke on a grill, its easy. and you are completed for about 3 hours. Time to see football . After the three hour time check and turn over anything you are cooking probably add some char coal and check your water the pan.

     wait about another two to three hours and if your cooking ribs , the meat will have started to draw from the bone some. That's a good thing. if its a brisket or pork shoulder you come back after another three hours..Ribs should be done for this time frame cooking at 275 degrees. check you internal temps staying away from any bone with your meat thermometer. let it cook for a longer time .Smoking Briskets and Pork shoulders can take about 10-12 hours so they will not be ready. Check again in around 4 hours.this only take a few minutes, maybe 5 then you are done again for awhile. check out in at the same time if all looks okay go back and relax some more. after you total time of cooking you will have looked at it maybe 4 times ,not bad.
     But if its is raining or its cold it may take longer .That will add some babysitting time period. With some practice you will know how to counteract the weather. I cook year around , even with snow on the yard. I just like to use my grill and smoker as often as I can. but back to our do almost nothing or lets say not too much.
Your meat will set out about thirty minutes to get acclimated to the space and warm up some so that the fire doesn't have to do it. Once done pull off your dinner wrapped in a foil, (I usually do this after about four hours so the juices will help to heavy steam) so that your meat will take in its own juices back into it and you should have a moist dinner to enjoy. Freeze some if its a big amount for later