Setting up a tripod grill is straightforward. Simply select a suitable location away from flammable materials, create a fire pit, and position the tripod over the flames. Once the grill is in place, you can start your fire and let it burn down to a bed of glowing coals for optimal cooking. Cooking over an open flame is not only a traditional method but also infuses the food with a smoky flavor that cannot be replicated by other cooking techniques.

Using a stainless steel grate can enhance the flavor of your grilled foods. The material quickly reaches high temperatures, promoting the Maillard reaction—a chemical process that creates a rich, savory crust on meats while keeping the insides juicy and tender. Furthermore, the grill's heat retention helps achieve those desirable grill marks and smoky flavors that make outdoor cooking enjoyable.