The answer is an authentic Hawaiian barbeque. The Basics Every luau or Hawaiian party has regulars. Food stuff like roast pig, meat pies and of course all sorts of barbequed meat. One of the most common meat involved in this eternal party paradise is chicken and seafood. Since Hawaii is an ocean paradise chicken and fish are quite a plenty. Charcoal gives better flavor to the meat perhaps because there is less oil used but unlike gas grills, it will take you a really long time before you can set it up, get the fire going and cook the barbecue. In fact, it will tale about 20 to 30 minutes just to set the fire. Another disadvantage is that charcoal grills can t be turned off at your will. Because of man's discovery of a way to create fire he was also able to cook meat in a way that we now call barbeque. So barbeque ignitors are as important as the meat that we are going to cook. With the proper tools to start a decent flame we would not be able to have a decent open fire to cook our chops, steaks and kebabs. Although you can basically make barbecues with just a fire, it will take you a really long time before you get it cooked. Unlike marshmallows and hotdogs, meat barbecues take much longer to cook. They are also more complicated to prepare. In barbecuing, one needs a lot of equipment to help you make the cooking easy. And soometimes the only difference is the what happens to the meat before it touches the grill. And in a part of Asia where there are dozens of variations to the common charred piece of meat the Korean Kal bi stands out. Kal bi is also known as Korean barbeque. Those who have been to this part of the world knows how Koreans fancy the spicy side of the plate. The pan should then be prepared. The person can use charcoal if this is not an electronic griller. This should be left at low heat for 90 minutes and then the fun can begin. The ribs can be placed in one by one. This should be turned over from side to side to ensure that this is cooked. The remaining sauce from the mix should be brushed on the ribs.