coal pot

British  

noun

1. a cooking device using charcoal, consisting of a raised iron bowl and a central grid

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Example Sentences

Ma looked up from fanning the coal pot in the outdoor kitchen, where she sat with Klenam.

From Literature

Togbe sat on his haunches by the fire, and I fetched the coal pot fan from the basket.

From Literature

The meal was our collective gift to each other because we didn’t have money to buy other things, but this year I’d used the skills Togbe taught me to make something for everyone: new coal pot fans for Ma, different-shaped baskets for Klenam and Mawuli, and—the thing I’d spent the most time on—an extra-large fish trap for Togbe.

From Literature

When early rains began to pitter down, and Ma and Klenam each grabbed a ring of the coal pot and rushed it carefully to the veranda, he talked about the never-ending circles raindrops made on water, and we knew we were about to revisit the boy by the river.

From Literature

It looked like a cross between a coal pot fan and a crude scrap of netting, but it was all I needed, because the fish came right into the shallows.

From Literature