Charcoal in the chip pan?

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Oct 25, 2007
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Somerville, Tennessee
I'm going to put a little charcoal in my chip pan{gas smoker} this weekend, has anyone done this? And if so how did it work out?
 
i take it you are trying to get some charchol flavor in your smoke........nice idea........hmmmmmm

GOOD question........hope someone comes along with help
 
I use an electric but have done this a few times just when I want smoke quicker at a lower temp and it works great. I thought of trying it for a more like cold smoke for cheese and such.
 
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I believe Debi has tried it with good results.
 
I have used charcoal in the chip pan of my propane vertical in the summer to smoke cheese. Propane is tooo much heat for my smoker in the summer for cheese. Just a few briquettes was al that was needed in the summer, seem to work well.
 
so i take it then........all of these, means you are NOT using the flame from the propane........JUST the pan to put lite charchol in......?
 
I have a cast iron also, although I use a coffee can I was going to try this with the cast iron. I thought some had tried it already, ya'll have tried just about everything we can think of with a smoker.
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Like you said Debi try and get a little of that charcoal flavor.
 
Yeah thats what I'm talkin about Smokey, use the gas and charcoal to smoke meat. I want that added flavor.
 
I only use hardwood lump. It burns alot longer and tastes better (to me) than briquettes.

Cheers,
Brian
 
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