On Sun, 1 Mar 2009 23:19:43 -0500, "Ed Pawlowski" >
wrote:

>
>"Steve Calvin" > wrote in message
...
>> Ed Pawlowski wrote:
>>> "Steve Calvin" > wrote in message
>>>> Nope, in my case it ends up in top of the aluminum foil on top of the
>>>> sand. over it up,toss it out, done. Very easy. Other than the foil
>>>> though(which is thrown out after the cook), as DW said, there is no
>>>> grease.
>>>>
>>>
>>> First you say the grease ends up in the foil, then you say there is no
>>> grease. You sound confused. If fat renders, there is grease. The
>>> question is where does it go. Next, how much is there and can it start
>>> on fire.
>> Ed, I think you need to re-read....
>>
>> picture this.... you cook, the grease ends up in the foil, which is thrown
>> out after the cook - no grease...
>>
>> you seem to love to get up my butt, what's your f'ing problem
>
>No problem, but you are confused. You just said it again. There is grease
>and it ends up on the foil. You said there is no grease. If there is no
>grease, there would be none on the foil.

I'm going to jump in on this one. Let me put it this way: there is
grease, it lands on the foil. The foil is thrown away, so no *more*
grease once it's tossed.


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