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I place a chafing dish fuel burner under the chimmney, let it burn a few minutes. Remove it carefully once coals are going, then cover it and use it several more times.

Man, that looks good...

40 Oz. Old English, St. Ides, Mickeys... Man I tried to drink one a few months a go, for old times sake - I couldn't even drink 1/4 of it... The things you do when you are young, dumb, and broke...

Keeping it real man! I remember being married and broke, living in a one bedroom and grilling one a little Smokey Joe... Thanks for the post! All you are missing is some cheap liquor store wine with the Kool-Aid!

Looks good! I have a camping trip in the Santa Monica Mountains for June and your pictures have me itching to go! How long did you cook that cake for? Looks good!

I grew up down the street from South Bay Firewood and never thought about getting wood from them. Their site states they carry charcoal, as well ... Any experience with them?

Always wanted to smoke a Turkey breast, might have to get it done soon!

That brings back the memories! How about some salt and butter on the tortilla, roll it up and eat it?

You killed it!

Good looking family and good!

Nice report, that place looks legit!

On my wish list... Slicer...

Video works great... Looks like a great dog...

I've been lurking for ages, registered this week, and now I post my first picture. No pictures of the cook, but here is the plate (I am still on a Blackberry, so excuse the image quality). Pork loin chops from Costco, brined for an hour, rubbed with a self-made cajun style rub, and grilled on...

Sweet Baby Ray's.

Don't get me wrong, I am a fan of Pinks - the original Melrose and La Brea location. My favorite offering being the Pastrami Burrito (2 dogs, pastrami, swiss cheese, chili, onions). That being said, some restaurant style hot-dog joint will eventually pull the bacon-wrapped "L.A. Dog" off the...

Noticed a lot of these vendors use a cooking sheet heated by small propane burners underneath. Some of the best food is simple.

Bookmarked!

Interesting! Funny how the package says Hollywood's Original, when their origins here in L.A. were in East L.A, Downtown, and South Central. Hollywood's very own iconic "Pinks Hotdogs" does not even carry this style of dog. Neither does L.A. hot dog haven "Okie Dog" or East L.A.'s "Chronies"...