If you soak the Wood first then put directly on the grill it'll steam and add moisture then smoke as it starts to dry out. Might work well on the type of grill you have.
I like it, luvvy pulling some doubt out of the hat and slapping PJS idea in face with it. Ill try both so no one has to get cut
Nothing Wrong with PJ's idea though, looks good. If it was a charcoal or wood BBQ I'd never suggest soaking but on yours it may well work.
I like his one cos its tidy. I'm just glad I know I can get that traditional bbq flavour off it, now it's just a case of trying these things to gain maximum shizznit
pine! buy some hardwood chips from Amazon, oak etc they will give better flavour than that gloss covered doorframe you used.
Sausage and bacon stew.. some cheesy mash. And a few Yorkers hoyed on This **** actually has mushrooms onions peas and carrots.. My five a week. All in one Looks **** nind