Kamado Style Grills
I had heard about the "egg" on this forum and started investigating. I picked up my large Big Green Egg three weeks ago and it's the best grill I've ever owed. I was doing ribs on my old Weber gas grill and just couldn't get the temp low enough for a low and slow cook and still be hot enough to ignite my smoking chips. Then when the temp outside dropped, forget it. This egg is so well insulated I'll be able to continue smoking all winter.
So far I've done baby back ribs, beef brisket and pork butt for pulled pork and they all turned out great. All of these were low and slow cooks at 220/250 degrees all day long. I loaded up the grill with Fire King lump and my favorite wood chunks and once I got the grill set to the temp I wanted I just checked it once an hour or so. Very stable and predictable. I also picked up one of those remote thermometers. You put the polder into the meat and set the gage outside and no I don't have to open the lid to check for doneness. Life is good!
I'll be building a table for it so here it sets for the time being.

Here's a pic of my babybacks about half done.
So far I've done baby back ribs, beef brisket and pork butt for pulled pork and they all turned out great. All of these were low and slow cooks at 220/250 degrees all day long. I loaded up the grill with Fire King lump and my favorite wood chunks and once I got the grill set to the temp I wanted I just checked it once an hour or so. Very stable and predictable. I also picked up one of those remote thermometers. You put the polder into the meat and set the gage outside and no I don't have to open the lid to check for doneness. Life is good!
I'll be building a table for it so here it sets for the time being.

Here's a pic of my babybacks about half done.
Last edited by SaginawMike; May 16, 2011 at 02:32 AM.
I had a big green egg, but mine was the brownish/red color. My neighbor gave it to me when her husband died. I made a table for it to fit in, it worked awesome. Best tasting, moist, juicy food you have ever eaten. One day I got the temp to hot, not paying attention and the egg cracked into about 6 or 7 pieces. Man I miss that thing.


