kobalt wrote:
> I must object to you waterpan critics.

Hmmm, I been a water pan critic for some time. I think they're
useless and tossed the one that came in my WSM.
--
-frohe
Life is too short to be in a hurry

frohe wrote:
> kobalt wrote:
>> I must object to you waterpan critics.
>
> Hmmm, I been a water pan critic for some time. I think they're
> useless and tossed the one that came in my WSM.


Well, that's mainly because you cook BBQ, Frohe. Yep, good old meat over
the coals, BBQ.

Last time I used my water pan it had gas in it and I was using it to clean
my fuel pump.


TFM®

TFM® wrote:
> Well, that's mainly because you cook BBQ, Frohe. Yep, good old meat
> over the coals, BBQ.

I can't help it; I was raised without knowin what a water pan was for
a cooker. Watched my grandad and daddy both fire up a 55 gallon drum
to cook up some of the best Q in the world.
--
-frohe - a chip off the old (wood) block
Life is too short to be in a hurry

frohe wrote:
> TFM® wrote:
>> Well, that's mainly because you cook BBQ, Frohe. Yep, good old meat
>> over the coals, BBQ.
>
> I can't help it; I was raised without knowin what a water pan was for
> a cooker. Watched my grandad and daddy both fire up a 55 gallon drum
> to cook up some of the best Q in the world.


Lucky you. My daddy used to grill sometimes with Kingsford and Kraft.

Never learned a ****in' thing from that man.


TFM®

frohe wrote:
> TFM® wrote:
>> Well, that's mainly because you cook BBQ, Frohe. Yep, good old meat
>> over the coals, BBQ.
>
> I can't help it; I was raised without knowin what a water pan was for
> a cooker. Watched my grandad and daddy both fire up a 55 gallon drum
> to cook up some of the best Q in the world.
> --
> -frohe - a chip off the old (wood) block
> Life is too short to be in a hurry

Water pan is for watering the dogs and other critters, isn't it?

BOB

BOB wrote:
> Water pan is for watering the dogs and other critters, isn't it?

<Noddin>
--
-frohe
Life is too short to be in a hurry

I am unaware of the need for a water pan when using a Weber kettle
grill. Usually, an empty aluminum pan placed under the meat to catch
the drippings is all you need when using indirect method.
On the other hand the Weber Smokey Mountain unit does require a water
pan with water directly under the lower meat grill. Worked fine for me.

salchichon wrote:
> where is the best place to put a water pan in a weber kettle grill
> during indirect q'ing?
>
> right now i put it directly underneath the meat, on the same grate as
> the charcoal. the only other option i see would be to place it
> directly over the coals on the food grate.
>
> which location do you think would get the best flow of moisture over
> the meat?
>
> thanks...

John wrote:
> On the other hand the Weber Smokey Mountain unit does require a
water
> pan with water directly under the lower meat grill.

Required? No. Provided? Yes. Many folks put sand in their WSM pan;
others leave it empty. And then there's those like me, we tossed the
pan entirely. Don't need it!
--
-frohe
Life is too short to be in a hurry

John wrote:
> On the other hand the Weber Smokey Mountain unit does require a
water
> pan with water directly under the lower meat grill.

Required? No. Provided? Yes. Many folks put sand in their WSM pan;
others leave it empty. And then there's those like me, we tossed the
pan entirely. Don't need it!
--
-frohe
Life is too short to be in a hurry

BOB wrote:
> Water pan is for watering the dogs and other critters, isn't it?

<Noddin>
--
-frohe
Life is too short to be in a hurry

frohe wrote:
> TFM® wrote:
>> Well, that's mainly because you cook BBQ, Frohe. Yep, good old meat
>> over the coals, BBQ.
>
> I can't help it; I was raised without knowin what a water pan was for
> a cooker. Watched my grandad and daddy both fire up a 55 gallon drum
> to cook up some of the best Q in the world.


Lucky you. My daddy used to grill sometimes with Kingsford and Kraft.

Never learned a ****in' thing from that man.


TFM®

frohe wrote:
> TFM® wrote:
>> Well, that's mainly because you cook BBQ, Frohe. Yep, good old meat
>> over the coals, BBQ.
>
> I can't help it; I was raised without knowin what a water pan was for
> a cooker. Watched my grandad and daddy both fire up a 55 gallon drum
> to cook up some of the best Q in the world.
> --
> -frohe - a chip off the old (wood) block
> Life is too short to be in a hurry

Water pan is for watering the dogs and other critters, isn't it?

BOB

TFM® wrote:
> Well, that's mainly because you cook BBQ, Frohe. Yep, good old meat
> over the coals, BBQ.

I can't help it; I was raised without knowin what a water pan was for
a cooker. Watched my grandad and daddy both fire up a 55 gallon drum
to cook up some of the best Q in the world.
--
-frohe - a chip off the old (wood) block
Life is too short to be in a hurry

"frohe" > wrote in message
...
> kobalt wrote:
> > I must object to you waterpan critics.
>
> Hmmm, I been a water pan critic for some time. I think they're
> useless and tossed the one that came in my WSM.
> --
> -frohe
> Life is too short to be in a hurry
>

When I used a Mecco I thought the water made the food taste swampy and
fetid. I like the results from my offset waaaay better.

--

frohe wrote:
> kobalt wrote:
>> I must object to you waterpan critics.
>
> Hmmm, I been a water pan critic for some time. I think they're
> useless and tossed the one that came in my WSM.


Well, that's mainly because you cook BBQ, Frohe. Yep, good old meat over
the coals, BBQ.

Last time I used my water pan it had gas in it and I was using it to clean
my fuel pump.


TFM®