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	Name:	lakngulf -
	Subject:	Does the BGE use a Water Pan>>>
	Date:	2/14/2012 8:07:26 AM (updated 2/14/2012 8:11:52 AM)

I have gone both ways. The butts sit on a square grate that is just the right size. Before I got the plate setter I would put a shallow pan with water right on the BGE grate and the butts on top of that. The pan is an old fry pan that I took the handle off of.

Now with the plate setter, the BGE grate is out, the setter lets sit on the fire wall frame, and the butts (on the square grate) sit on the plate.

I think I like the no water method the best (1) I like the outside when using this method (2) there is always that part that sorta sticks to the square grate when I pull the butts off. That is the best part.