Paul's Grilling Tip's.
All of these tips refer to the grilling of foods. Hope they can help.

Know your grill well. Know the hot spots and where you can put all of your food.

Remember that your fire is very important. The wood does not actually cook the food, the ambers do.

Here's a helpful tip when grilling fish. Coat the fish in mayo. This will keep it from sticking to the grill and help it retain it's juices.

You should turn meat no more than four times. Placee it on the grill facing 10 o'clock. Then turn it to 2 o'clock. Flip it over and repeat. This will give you a nice design, retain juices, and help you keep better trac of how long the food has been on the grill.

An easy way to tell the temperature of your meat is by using your hand. Take your fingers like you are going to do an ok sign. When using your index finger to your thumb you can feel right below your thumb. It will be somewhat soft, the feeling of meat at a rare temperature. When your middle finger is touching your thumb, you can feel the bottom of your thumb for Medium Rare. The ring finger will be medium, and your pinky finger will be medium well.

BBQ ribs are very hard to burn. The longer they are on the grill, the more tender it will be.

Tongs are often the best tool for cooking. On more fragile foods, you can use a hamburger flipper.

If you need to put out food quickly, throw a plate on top of it. It will cook faster. But you will lose some of the juices.