How I did it

When the garbage disposal (insinkerator) started leaking, thanks to this [informative video](Why Your Garbage Disposal Leaks From Bottom: Disassembly - YouTube) it looked like the leak is not worth fixing. Instead of replacing with a newer disposal, I replaced it with a regular old drain. Removing insinkerator was a simple job with this short video. Using the jam buster tool I was able to get the garbage disposal out quickly and then removed the snap ring using a screwdriver.

For the new drain, I used this Snappy Trap with dishwasher hookup and EZ lock kitchen strainer. I used plumbers putty to attach the kitchen strainer to the sink and then hooked up pieces of Snappy trap all the way to the wall drain, removing the old dirty P trap and plumbing and then hooked up the dishwasher.

To test the sink, open water, letting water go in straight as well as from the sides to test the putty. Also fill the tank a little and let all the water go in one shot, this will test for leaks under high pressure.

Mistakes Made

References

Snappy Trap manual
EZ lock strainer manual