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1. jigajih says:

   June 6, 2011 at 9:16 pm

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   June 11, 2011 at 3:48 pm

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8. Casey says:

   July 21, 2011 at 4:26 pm

   I certainly wouldn't recommend wood smoking in your oven. I'm sure that simply baking in the oven will still give good results – you'll just be missing that extra dimension the wood smoke flavor adds.

   For doing this on a propane grill, there are a lot of options out there. Probably the easiest is to make a small foil “smoker pan” as described here on eHow.com. Of course the smaller the grill, the more difficult this can be to do simply because of how much room you have for cooking versus smoking, but it can be done. Another method I've seen used on the smaller grills is to actually fully enclose the soaked wood chips in a foil “envelope,” poke a few holes in the top with a fork, and place it directly on top of the burner plate at one end of the grill. One final thought regarding small propane grills is that they produce a more “direct” heat (heat source close to the food and little air circulation) – so I'd probably drop the temperature down about 50 degrees to keep things from cooking too fast, and would also definitely turn the meat half-way through for even cooking.

   I should also add that you can get wood chips (or specialty pellets) for smoking from a lot of sources. Specialty stove and grill shops always have a variety on hand, as do most “Farm and Ranch” -type stores and most outdoor sporting goods stores. And if know of any apple orchards nearby, you can always ask to save some of the larger pruning clippings (branches 1″ DIA or bigger) and use a small hatchet to chop them up into wood chips. Or head up into the woods in the PNW and take some cuttings of Alder (which grows like a weed!) and do the same.
9. kitchencookings says:

   September 13, 2011 at 12:35 pm

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11. says:

    October 30, 2011 at 11:15 am

    here on eHow.com. Of course the smaller the grill, the more difficult this can be to do simply because of how much room you have for cooking versus smoking, but it can be done. Another method I've seen used on the smaller grills is to actually fully enclose the soaked wood chips in a foil “envelope,” poke a few holes in the top with a fork, and place it directly on top of the burner plate at one end of the grill. One final thought regarding small propane grills is that they produce a more “direct” heat (heat source close to the food and little air circulation) – so I'd probably drop the temperature down about 50 degrees to keep things from cooking too fast, and would also definitely turn the meat half-way through for even cooking.

    I should also add that you can get wood chips (or specialty pellets) for smoking from a lot of sources. Specialty stove and grill shops always have a variety on hand, as do most “Farm and Ranch” -type stores and most outdoor sporting goods stores. And if know of any apple orchards nearby, you can always ask to save some of the larger pruning clippings (branches 1″ DIA or bigger) and use a small hatchet to chop them up into wood chips. Or head up into the woods in the PNW and take some cuttings of Alder (which grows like a weed!) and do the same.]]>
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    December 17, 2011 at 12:23 pm

    It's funny, with all the SCA camping gear, I've never been so well prepped. Propane grills, stove,and heater, and the condo has a gas fireplace. The checking batteries, water, and paper products comes from living in the USVI. In the morning, if there are piles of snow, I'll go up and down the street and hand the ladies their newspapers. ]]>
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22. says:

    May 3, 2012 at 4:40 am

    here on eHow.com. Of course the smaller the grill, the more difficult this can be to do simply because of how much room you have for cooking versus smoking, but it can be done. Another method I've seen used on the smaller grills is to actually fully enclose the soaked wood chips in a foil “envelope,” poke a few holes in the top with a fork, and place it directly on top of the burner plate at one end of the grill. One final thought regarding small propane grills is that they produce a more “direct” heat (heat source close to the food and little air circulation) – so I'd probably drop the temperature down about 50 degrees to keep things from cooking too fast, and would also definitely turn the meat half-way through for even cooking.

    I should also add that you can get wood chips (or specialty pellets) for smoking from a lot of sources. Specialty stove and grill shops always have a variety on hand, as do most “Farm and Ranch” -type stores and most outdoor sporting goods stores. And if know of any apple orchards nearby, you can always ask to save some of the larger pruning clippings (branches 1″ DIA or bigger) and use a small hatchet to chop them up into wood chips. Or head up into the woods in the PNW and take some cuttings of Alder (which grows like a weed!) and do the same.]]>
23. says:

    May 14, 2012 at 4:42 pm

    here on eHow.com. Of course the smaller the grill, the more difficult this can be to do simply because of how much room you have for cooking versus smoking, but it can be done. Another method I've seen used on the smaller grills is to actually fully enclose the soaked wood chips in a foil “envelope,” poke a few holes in the top with a fork, and place it directly on top of the burner plate at one end of the grill. One final thought regarding small propane grills is that they produce a more “direct” heat (heat source close to the food and little air circulation) – so I'd probably drop the temperature down about 50 degrees to keep things from cooking too fast, and would also definitely turn the meat half-way through for even cooking.

    I should also add that you can get wood chips (or specialty pellets) for smoking from a lot of sources. Specialty stove and grill shops always have a variety on hand, as do most “Farm and Ranch” -type stores and most outdoor sporting goods stores. And if know of any apple orchards nearby, you can always ask to save some of the larger pruning clippings (branches 1″ DIA or bigger) and use a small hatchet to chop them up into wood chips. Or head up into the woods in the PNW and take some cuttings of Alder (which grows like a weed!) and do the same.]]>
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28. CandiiNiicol3 says:

    September 2, 2012 at 2:54 pm

    Hank Hill would be proud. RT I’ve gotten so used to propane grills that charcoal tastes funny to met
29. says:

    October 12, 2012 at 9:55 am

    It's funny, with all the SCA camping gear, I've never been so well prepped. Propane grills, stove,and heater, and the condo has a gas fireplace. The checking batteries, water, and paper products comes from living in the USVI. In the morning, if there are piles of snow, I'll go up and down the street and hand the ladies their newspapers. ]]>
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31. says:

    October 27, 2012 at 10:25 pm

    It's funny, with all the SCA camping gear, I've never been so well prepped. Propane grills, stove,and heater, and the condo has a gas fireplace. The checking batteries, water, and paper products comes from living in the USVI. In the morning, if there are piles of snow, I'll go up and down the street and hand the ladies their newspapers. ]]>
32. says:

    November 3, 2012 at 4:39 pm

    here on eHow.com. Of course the smaller the grill, the more difficult this can be to do simply because of how much room you have for cooking versus smoking, but it can be done. Another method I've seen used on the smaller grills is to actually fully enclose the soaked wood chips in a foil “envelope,” poke a few holes in the top with a fork, and place it directly on top of the burner plate at one end of the grill. One final thought regarding small propane grills is that they produce a more “direct” heat (heat source close to the food and little air circulation) – so I'd probably drop the temperature down about 50 degrees to keep things from cooking too fast, and would also definitely turn the meat half-way through for even cooking.

    I should also add that you can get wood chips (or specialty pellets) for smoking from a lot of sources. Specialty stove and grill shops always have a variety on hand, as do most “Farm and Ranch” -type stores and most outdoor sporting goods stores. And if know of any apple orchards nearby, you can always ask to save some of the larger pruning clippings (branches 1″ DIA or bigger) and use a small hatchet to chop them up into wood chips. Or head up into the woods in the PNW and take some cuttings of Alder (which grows like a weed!) and do the same.]]>
33. venalic says:

    December 2, 2012 at 5:41 am

    Damn the largest print in my lease agreement says no propane grills. Idk if I can abide by that. In fact I probably can’t
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    December 9, 2012 at 9:42 pm

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35. ashley13thomas says:

    December 26, 2012 at 6:15 pm

    no but two propane grills.
36. PercyFun says:

    December 27, 2012 at 3:22 pm

    propane grills! #LoveBurgers #merica
37. Heartlesz_Queen says:

    December 31, 2012 at 8:51 am

    Propane grills aint nun to play wit. Lil boy got third degree burn. smh
38. Dinacj44 says:

    January 20, 2013 at 8:46 am

    ya he will be throwing propane grills with built-in fridges to try to keep it fair