Water Pan

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Does anyone use a filled water pan under there ribs or shoulders while cooking.

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Earl

7/27/0410:06 AM

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I did a quick search for water pan and came up with this one. Hope it helps.

http://forum.cookshackamerica.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cg..._topic;f=23;t=000186

bob

7/27/042:56 PM

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Cadillac, you found another post by E.W.

E.W. I don't use a pan unless I put fish in. I haven't experimented yet on ribs or briskets. For me, it's not only about adding a little moisture in the air, but also serves as a little bit of a heat sink from the direct heat below the items you're smoking.

Smokin'

7/28/0411:20 AM

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