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Originally Posted by candyman
Its going to be hard to do a brisket right on a kettle, unless you can figure out a way to keep the temp down. You really need some sort of water pan. I wouldnt use much sugar, if any at all because more than likely in a kettle it will burn.
EDIT: FMB is way ahead of me, that would probably work if you have a water pan.
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I have plenty of Weber aluminum throw away water pans.
I have a gas grill so the Weber is only for smoking.
I'm just trying to figure out how to build a 225 deg fire and how to check the temp to be accurate???