Masterbuilt lp smoker

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I'm afraid I'm one of those who believes water helps keep the meat from drying out, especially on a long cook. I'll sometimes even add a pan to the bottom shelf so I don't have to add water. If it's a heat sink, wouldn't a couple of bricks or a block of iron do the same thing?

I'll check into it, though!
 
I'm afraid I'm one of those who believes water helps keep the meat from drying out, especially on a long cook. I'll sometimes even add a pan to the bottom shelf so I don't have to add water. If it's a heat sink, wouldn't a couple of bricks or a block of iron do the same thing?
I'll check into it, though!

Just be careful with the bricks, use something fire rated for higher temps, otherwise it could explode.
 
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