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Weber Kettle Charcoal Rails

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Weber Kettle Charcoal Rails are a great addition to your kettle grill, but not in the way you might think.

The Weber Kettle Charcoal Rails are designed for banking coals into two piles on a Weber grill. But we recommend a two zone setup with the charcoal piled on one half of the charcoal grate to create a hot and a cool zone. You can read more about charcoal setups here.

Instead of their recommended use, I use mine for something else entirely. I have a second bottom grate that I put on top of the rails. Then the coals go on top of this elevated grate. That puts them at the perfect height for searing steaks, just below the cooking grates.

Yes, if you’re cooking red meats, the secret is a very hot fire, and raising the coals just a few inches makes a huge difference.

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Published On: May 15, 2018
Last Modified On: May 15, 2018

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