>>>For a while I used peanut shells as kindling, which worked great but made such a pillar of smoke that I'm lucky nobody called the firem.. firepers... firefighters. Then I switched to the little gas burner that's used for soldering... a minute with it and we're in business. But that was then... now I'm back to twigs, of which I have a lot, because one birch just died and we had to cut it down before it falls on the house.
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>>Use one of those or this
>>A sheet of paper and some time will do the work.
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>>If you burn a sheet of paper in the mainstay of those it works too. But they are a luxury.
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>Of course we all have our preferred methods and are always ready to start a holy war about them :). I did have a genuine japanese device for fanning the coals - a simple plastic fan daughter got there as a souvenir :). Nowadays I use a throwaway plastic tray that came with one of the birthday cakes.
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>One thing that seems to be a bit hard to find here is one of those american type spherical barbecues with circular grills. I first thought it's some kind of joke or a gimmick, but as they were so bloody cheap - I think the first one cost 12$ - I just had to try it and it worked great. On our open type barbecues I never seem to get the temperature right, so my ćevapčići are never as good as I'd like them to be. But I do get other stuff done well (or medium...).

ćevapčići ?