My problem in smoking anything (ribs, turkey, whatever) has been the length of time it takes and keeping the smoker going. Now, I've a gas grill that I've not used for years as I prefer the charcoal carcinogens and their flavor. Never thought to try using the gas grill... That's an idea worth trying - at least for some peepers! Do I use only one side? Does the wet stuff go on the side *without* the flame, and is that where I also put the peppers? Think I'll haul out that old (and black as pitch on the inside!) gas grill and mess around with it... That puppy would run for days on a gas tank! green, CH #2156 -----Original Message----- From: owner-chile-heads@globalgarden.com [mailto:owner-chile-heads@globalgarden.com]On Behalf Of Uncle_Dirty_Dave Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 9:40 PM To: green Cc: Parkhurst, Scott Contractor; 'CH List' Subject: Re: [CH] Dedicated Grills (was Aji Amarillo/PB/Almost Hot Luck) green wrote: > > Gods, are you guys gonna get me on this... I've never cleaned my grill. > Most I do is burn any previous gunk off the grate with the fire from the > coals. I'm with you on this. I've smoked banananana peppers, jalapenos and Anaheims in my gas grill using a very very low flame and grapevine cuttings for the smoke. Pretty decent stuff. I may try that again.