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One answer is to use two-zone cooking to set up direct and indirect heating zones. To do this, you’ll place all of your coals in one area of the grill. Foods that need high heat, like a steak, get cooked directly over the flame. Lower heat foods can hang out in the indirect heating zone, where they’ll cook with a more gentle and manageable convection heat.

Hardwood lump coal is another option, and is said to have an even richer flavor. These coals are made by slowly burning wood in an oxygen-free environment until its natural moisture is removed. On the grill, they burn hotter and faster than briquettes so you need to be more careful when using them to ensure your food is cooked evenly and thoroughly. Luckily, they respond quickly to changes in oxygen levels, so if your grill has vents, you have a lot of ability to manage their temperature. 

On top of convenience and great flavor, little charcoal grills are budget-friendly. Compared to larger, more complex grilling systems, these grills are often affordable, making them accessible for any aspiring grill master. With minimal setup and maintenance requirements, they allow you to focus on what matters most enjoying good food and great company.