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Big Green Egg

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Fireman 123

Fireman 123

Anyone else here that has the Big Green Egg smoker/grill? If you don't know about them I urge you to look them up online. I absolutely love mine. If there's any fellow "EGG-HEADS" on here that want to swap stories/recipes please respond. Everyone have a safe and happy 4th!

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JDgreen

JDgreen

Fireman 123 said:
Anyone else here that has the Big Green Egg smoker/grill? If you don't know about them I urge you to look them up online. I absolutely love mine. If there's any fellow "EGG-HEADS" on here that want to swap stories/recipes please respond. Everyone have a safe and happy 4th!
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Have never seen one before, will have to look up info, it appears to be an electric or charcoal type. Happy Fourth to you too.


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Fireman 123

Fireman 123

JDgreen said:
Have never seen one before, will have to look up info, it appears to be an electric or charcoal type. Happy Fourth to you too.
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It burns natural lump charcoal. I can fill it and smoke a Boston butt for 18hrs at a constant temp of 250f without it going out or adding charcoal.


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JDgreen

JDgreen

Fireman 123 said:
It burns natural lump charcoal. I can fill it and smoke a Boston butt for 18hrs at a constant temp of 250f without it going out or adding charcoal.
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Did a Google search and learned a lot, people have high praise for the "Egg" but it is out of my price range. The last time I used charcoal was back about 1992, a group of us were on a camping trip and we cooked a 20 pound turkey in my square BBQ grill. I still have about ten pounds of charcoal left plus the grill (someplace). Should get it out and try it for old times sake thanks for jogging my memory...:thumbsup::laughing:


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twall

twall

Will the "Big Green Egg" make Big Green Ham? :biggrin:


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Fireman 123

Fireman 123

JDgreen said:
Did a Google search and learned a lot, people have high praise for the "Egg" but it is out of my price range. The last time I used charcoal was back about 1992, a group of us were on a camping trip and we cooked a 20 pound turkey in my square BBQ grill. I still have about ten pounds of charcoal left plus the grill (someplace). Should get it out and try it for old times sake thanks for jogging my memory...:thumbsup::laughing:
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Yes, they are pricy, but I think of mine as an investment that will last for years and years. Have fun breaking the old charcoal grill back out :)


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JDgreen

JDgreen

twall said:
Will the "Big Green Egg" make Big Green Ham? :biggrin:
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Twall, I am supposed to be the smart aleck here....great joke!!!! :laughing::laughing:


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