Barbeque on a Weber Q 220? Is it possible?

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leorousseau

Smoke Blower
Original poster
Jun 3, 2007
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New Bedford, MA
I'm looking into getting a Weber Q 220 for camping and I'm curious if you can keep a really low flame on this grill. I'm looking to barbeque at lets say 225-260. Is this gonna be possible on the Weber Q 220?

Thanks,
Leo
 
IMHO it would be tough to do this well. Yes techincally you can do it.

You may have to modify it some how to maintain a lower temp and set up some sort of means of smoking the chips.

This would be a less than ideal situation
 
You are not gonna believe this but we happened to be shopping at Shaw's and went down the isle where they have a couple tacky lights and some outdoor candles, etc. Well, wouldn't you know, they had a Weber Q 200 marked $199 with a 50% off sticker on it. I am the proud owner of a Weber Q 200 for $104.99! No room for a single complaint.
 
Why don't you post a pic of your Weber so we know what your talking about!
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Oh I saw one of those somewhere - their cute. Sorry I didn't post but I didn't know what your were talking about before.

As small as it is I'd think it would be very hard to get the temps down low. Maybe if you changed the needle valve? But even still ... I think i'd be tough.

Even if you just add some chips you'll still get some smoke flavor.
 
Leorousseau, Any luck with smoking on a q220? I have the same bbq and want to try it out. I know it will be fiddley, but am keen to try. Lt me know if you've any advice.
 
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