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Unknown · December 2005

I'M LOOKING TO PURCHASE A LARGE EGG FOR CHRISTMAS, BUT I'M UNABLE TO FIND HOW MUCH CAN BE COOKED @ ONE TIME. HOW MANY BURGER PATTIES, CHICKENS, FISH FILLETS, ETC. MY LOCAL DEALER HAD NO IDEA. PLEASE HELP!

BGEJeff · December 2005

JROB,[p]Go here at the bottom of the page it gives you some Idea.
Hope this helps.[p]Jeff

[ul][li]http://www.chimneysweeponline.com/bgegg.htm[/ul]

fishlessman · December 2005

<p />JROB,
ive seen pictures with 7 whole chickens being cooked at one time, it was a little tight but doable. 4 (8) pound pork butts fit easily for pulled pork sandwiches. heres a pic of 2 8 pound briskets and 2 8 pound porkbutts i did for fathers day. the beauty of these types of cooks is that the meat is all cooked before guests arrive and there is no need to man the grill, just sit back and relax. i had 10 over that day, i think i could have served 50.

J Straus · December 2005

Holy cats! Is that an L or an XL?

Justin

fishlessman · December 2005

thats on my large, a little tight, and a little problamatic holding temps, but it worked fine. as the meat shrank, the airflow increased, causing me to lower the vent settings on a regular bases.

Chef Wil · December 2005

<p />JROB,
hope this'll help ya[p][p]
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tmEGGer · December 2005

JROB,[p]I have cooked 42 lbs of pork butt for pulled pork at one time on the large BGE. That was 5 butts: 3 on the bottom, 2 on top of a grid extender.

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