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RackMaster said:I'll finally be "fighting" at the same level as @parallel, the wife got me a BGE for my birthday; it's on order, so I'll have it mid week. Now I have to work out the final details for my next assault. ;)
parallel said:Nice! You're going to LOVE it. A word of advise, if you haven't cooked on one before ensure that you check out the getting started section of the Big Green Egg site. Also, I highly recommend joining the egg head forum, there's a LOT of really good information and advise there. I credit those folks for getting me on the right track quickly. Enjoy.
This lady looks like a life changer...I saw on their website the bigger one cooks 2 buffalos at one time.....
What size do you recommend......?!!?!
The wife got me a medium, the lady said it was good for 2-3 people with consistent use and I have a gas grill big enough to spit roast a whole hog.
Nope... a couple of good long low and slow cooks (like Boston Butts or ribs). This does a couple of things for you. First, it is a forgiving way to learn the intricacies of temperature control on the BGE. Second, it helps to cure the adhesive used on the seals. Certainly DO NOT do a hot cook such as steak or pizza until you've cured the adhesive.Been researching the Egg and found this:
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Thinking that is a good break in dish for yer BGE Rack.....
Nope... a couple of good long low and slow cooks (like Boston Butts or ribs). This does a couple of things for you. First, it is a forgiving way to learn the intricacies of temperature control on the BGE. Second, it helps to cure the adhesive used on the seals. Certainly DO NOT do a hot cook such as steak or pizza until you've cured the adhesive.
what's the beer? bacon -beef- and BEER... we need to know it's not Bud (sacrilege, and poor taste) just to stick with the "B" theme....