IMUSA 32qt Aluminum Steamer

If you want a high-end, very big pot at low prices, and can steam foods, cook stews and soups in bulk, and can foods *THIS IS YOUR POT!* Get them while they are still on shelves! You can even use the lid to press burgers on the grill four at a time if the standard size. The heat spreads well, and the Aluminum build can take anything you can throw at it in an industrial kitchen under standard use.

The bottom of this (Chinese, not Columbian) steamer pot fits nicely into the Weber Smokey Joe kettle and is pretty stable on the cooking grate groove. It does NOT, however, fit into its own lid like the more expensive Visconia pot (Google "Building a Mini Weber Smokey Mountain in Texas"). But I used the lid anyway. It's about 1/4" larger in diameter than the kettle so I turned it upside down and formed a 1/8" lip all around; it now fits snugly ON TOP OF the SJ kettle. Then I cut holes in the pot and lid and riveted them together like the guy in Texas. The rim of the pot is slightly too large for the Weber lid; it works as is but I may bend the rim in slightly (about 1/16") so the lid fits correctly. Note: photo is from bbq-brethren.com.