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Looking for eggcessories

Eggbert 75
Eggbert 75 Posts: 42
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
Hello everyone, Looking for eggcessories for my large BGE. Only bin cooking for a month and its time to get some other items to cook on and with ....does anyone have any suggestions? I'm looking for grill extenders etc...i checked out a site with "adjustable Rig with spider" ....does anyone have any other ideas on things that ya should have??

thanks Egg
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  • Fidel
    Fidel Posts: 10,172
    The rig and spider is a terrific combo.

    tjv makes terrific stuff and it is very versatile. I love mine, and I have the woo2 for the medium and the mini. Quality stuff for sure.
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  • BamaFan
    BamaFan Posts: 658
    here is all you need

    http://www.eggaccessories.com/
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  • Eggbert 75
    Eggbert 75 Posts: 42
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  • BamaFan
    BamaFan Posts: 658
    I have the Woo2 for my large and love it. You need the plate setter for inderict cooks. Get it from your dealer. I buy my drip pans from Dollar General or your local dollar store. 1" pans are 2 for $1.
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  • BENTE
    BENTE Posts: 8,337
    well in this pic i have my cheapest and most expensive eggcesories

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    the rain cap and the small (i count what it cost me total) but i had a helluva time when i picked up the small
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    but if you have a platesetter, pizza stone, and a thermepen you can just about do anything. if i knew what you already have i may be able to go into more detail.. i had the extended grate from BGE for several years. it worked pretty good but i wanted something a little more versatile and stable. so i bought a rig recently and it is really good but i think it is more like getting your masters and if you are new you need to work on your b.s. :woohoo:

    happy eggin

    TB

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  • Grill-Gal
    Grill-Gal Posts: 17
    I think a dutch oven is a must--you have the large which is great, many things fit (I have a small, not much fits.)

    A pizza stone (do not buy Pampered Chef--they are not suitable for higher heats so I am told.)

    A plate extender (looks like a pizza stone with legs. ) Allows you to cook indirect (roast, bake) without being over the coals directly. Of ALL , I'd say this was the best idea.

    A paella pan and a pan for grilling veg, like a wok or grill pan is nice.

    I have a small two-level rack extender--you put a half rack over the regular rack and there is a drip pan. This one is too small to really be that useful but on a large, it is more useful.

    A remote thermometer or a Thermapen is really good if you intend to do long cooks as for pulled pork shoulder.
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