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Date Posted: 11:57:00 07/07/02 Sun
Author: Bob in Edmonton
Author Host/IP: px1ar.ed.shawcable.net / 24.70.95.203
Subject: Re: Brinkman water pan
In reply to: reg 's message, "Re: Brinkman water pan" on 06:28:07 07/07/02 Sun

Mornin' Reg. You know, I think I will try the sand thing too. Ribs would be the big test, I don't baste at all but if need be, one could spray occasionally in the last half of the cook to preserve moisture. I wouldn't worry with butts, plenty moisture in a mass that size. Have a good one!

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