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jc1947

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Instead of a foil pan can I use a stainless steel pan?
 

sqwib

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That's what I do, but for  even easier cleanup, foil the bottom as well...especially long smokes.
 

venture

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For easier cleanup, I use disposable aluminum pans.  When they get dirty enough to offend me, I throw them away.  Throwing a new one in is my easy cleanup.

Good luck and good smoking.
 

raptor700

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May 20, 2010
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Sure. I'd wrap it in foil for easy cleaning though.
  Thats what I do
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jirodriguez

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Disposable foil pans are the way to go, they are cheap to buy and make clean up soooo much easier.
 

meateater

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Oct 17, 2009
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I like my stainless pans I picked up at the Restaurant supply. After ya dump a load of meat with the aluminum ones you wont go back. Just my preference. 
 

scarbelly

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For easier cleanup, I use disposable aluminum pans.  When they get dirty enough to offend me, I throw them away.  Throwing a new one in is my easy cleanup.

Good luck and good smoking.


This is what I do too 
 

SmokinAl

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Disposable pans is the way to go. Sam's sells them in bulk.
 

rbranstner

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Oct 18, 2007
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I use disposable as well so you don't have to clean them. I go to the dollar store and they are way cheaper than Sam's. At least around here.
 
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