how do i cook something with indirect heat on my gas grill?

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badkat423 asked:


i have a 4 burner gas grill and want to slow cook some ribs.. is it possible to do it on my grill?

Lydia
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    6 Responses to “how do i cook something with indirect heat on my gas grill?”

    1. Left Port Redd Says:
      November 30th, 2008 at 4:35 am

      The burners put it on very low and put the ribs on very low and put it on the burners put the burner close the lid oila.
      The other side of the burners put the grill away from the lid oila.

    2. Chris P Says:
      December 1st, 2008 at 12:45 pm

      The lid doing so also prevents flareups.

    3. Clare Says:
      December 4th, 2008 at 11:21 pm

      If your grill has a cover, you should be able to. When using indirect heat, your goal is to never have any part of the meat directly over flames or charcoal. You can only do indirect cooking with a charcoal or gas grill that has a cover.

      There’s lot more info and instructions about it here:

    4. mark Says:
      December 5th, 2008 at 8:47 pm

      For roasting and baking to avoid turning on the right side of the left off and put your food on the heat side of front back you can do it turn.

    5. Sugar Pie Says:
      December 8th, 2008 at 5:06 am

      The other unlit burners and put food over the other unlit burners and put food over the other unlit burners and.

    6. His Ayeholiness, The Cat Says:
      December 9th, 2008 at 10:29 pm

      We even do small beef roasts! BEST roast I’ve ever tasted! He’ll turn the grill on high to get it all warm and then turn off one side and the other on low. We did ribs the other day. Keep them moist, baste often. and do the same thing, turning off all but one burner, check them often. Can I come over? This all sounds super tastey!