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Where do you store your EGG accessories?
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forty_crk
Posts: 52
I store mine inside my egg after I shut it down.
2- plate setters (one has a broke leg- I just can't part with it)
1- pizza stone
SS and CI grid
Veggie rack
V-Rack
kabob rack
extension rack
I guess I cook enough on the egg cause I have never had any mold issues
I store my other accessories in an outdoor box on my back porch- grid pliers, electric fire starter, torch starter, BGE fire starter bricks, welder gloves, lump coal bags and flavored wood chunks.
Reed- Springhill, Louisiana
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In my gasser, haven't used it since I got my Egg.BrianFairview, Texas
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I keep the stone and platesetter on the lower shelf of my table. Pizza peel slides nicely under the platesetter. I have 2 plastic bins on rails that I keep other stuff in that I don't want to get wet. My half moon raised grid and grate live inside of the egg.Mark Annville, PA
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In two cabinets in my garage, along with big pots and pans.The stuff I use all the time, like the plate setter and spider, I keep on the shelf below the Egg.__________________________________________Dripping Springs, Texas.Just west of Austintatious
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spider, weber 13" cast iron grate, 13"stone, adjustable rig, oval grid, stock stainless grid, rib rack, grid lifter, ash tool and DFMT all go inside the egg.Dutch oven, pizza peel, other rib rack, electric lighter all in the weber 26.75 kettle.
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I just wondered if I was the only one that used the EGG for storageReed- Springhill, Louisiana
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I don't store anything other than what was used on the last cook, and the daisey wheel, inside. I cook on both Eggs at least once a day. I could not do all that loading and unloading.
I store my stuff in or behind the bench. Not real pretty, but works well.
XXL #82 out of the first 100, XLGE X 2, LBGE (gave this one to daughter 1.0) , MBGE (now in the hands of iloveagoodyoke daughter 2.0) and lots of toys -
I keep my lump, smoke wood, an electric starter in one of these sitting near the EGG.Keeps everything dry year round...Packerland, Wisconsin
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I keep my lump, smoke wood, an electric starter in one of these sitting near the EGG.
I wanted to buy one of those and my wife said it would be a perfect place for the kids outdoor toys. She needs to understand that the egg is my outdoor toy and we need one for the kids and one for me. Sounds logical, right?Keeps everything dry year round...
)Mark Annville, PA -
I keep my lump, smoke wood, an electric starter in one of these sitting near the EGG.
I wanted to buy one of those and my wife said it would be a perfect place for the kids outdoor toys. She needs to understand that the egg is my outdoor toy and we need one for the kids and one for me. Sounds logical, right?Keeps everything dry year round...
)Packerland, Wisconsin -
Thinking of picking this up. Read the thread and lemme know if you think it fits the bill...Large BGE and Medium BGE
36" Blackstone - Greensboro! -
In two cabinets in my garage, along with big pots and pans.The stuff I use all the time, like the plate setter and spider, I keep on the shelf below the Egg.
VI, I do not see a single "WOK"... Whats up with that???
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SG,Left cabinet, second lowest shelf, wrapped in kitchen garbage bag, is my 16" wok with a wooden handle. My 3 other woks are on a rack above my stove with my CI pans. I don't like to keep my woks outside in the humidity.__________________________________________Dripping Springs, Texas.Just west of Austintatious
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That's better, had me worried there for a minute :-)
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Nice looking pan rack too.
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@VI, I spy some quality cookware in those craftsman cabinets. Very nice.
I think the wife would kill me if i put our enamel pot in the egg.
Bx - > NJ ->TX!!!All to get cheaper brisket! -
@VI, I spy some quality cookware in those craftsman cabinets. Very nice.
Yep, I am not allowed to put the Le Creuset pots on the Egg. Those cabinets are for Egg stuff and kitchen overflow.
I think the wife would kill me if i put our enamel pot in the egg.
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I keep my lump, smoke wood, an electric starter in one of these sitting near the EGG.
My wife might bring home the wrong cut of brisket but she did bring me one these a few years ago...I store my lump, starters and wood chunks in itKeeps everything dry year round....
Reed- Springhill, Louisiana -
I keep my lump, smoke wood, an electric starter in one of these sitting near the EGG.
I have the vertical equivalent of one those that I used to store soccer stuff when I was coaching. I have charcoal, chunks, and indirect stone in it. I need to add a couple more shelves to handle accessories. Currently using my weber kettle to store my CI grid and another bin for the chimney and other stuff.Keeps everything dry year round...
Cooking on an XL and Medium in Bethesda, MD. -
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I keep my lump, smoke wood, an electric starter in one of these sitting near the EGG.
same setup for me. you save me taking a picKeeps everything dry year round...Keepin' It Weird in The ATX FBTX -
That's what the old gasser is for. -RP
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