> > I use a Weber Smokey Mountain to smoke everything from ribs > and pork butts > ( http://www.exit109.com/~mstevens/butt/ ), Scallops, skirt > steak shrimp and > salmon. I also often use it to make smoked peppers, from > jalepenos to habs. > The fact that it has been used to smoke meats seems to make > no difference to > the flavor of the peppers. I suppose it's because it is a > water smoker that I > never use hotter than about 260 degrees and the meat never > touches anything but > the grate, which I then flame clean in my gas grill. I've been following this thread with interest--what's the purpose of a 'water smoker'? What's the water for, and is this any better or used differently than a non-water smoker? Warm regards, Riley