Egg smoking in snow

sirlancealot · September 2008

Hey northern egg buddies,Canadian egg buddies,how about some pict. of those eggs smoking in knee deep snow,or blizzard. I"ts amazing to see these eggs cooking in the winter..thanks..

stike · September 2008

a bit later

does the ceramic insulate? hmmm. snow on the dome, thermo reading 550. it melted, of course, but not for a while

Little Steven · September 2008

sirlancelot,

I hope thet's a Monty Python handle.

Here ya go

Steve

sirlancealot · September 2008

I"m loving it..thanks

sirlancealot · September 2008

It just looks to cold for me to be out there.thankyou for the pict.

Little Steven · September 2008

Cold,

How bout this?

Steve

sirlancealot · September 2008

Don"t even try and tell me you be out there in that :S :S .cooking.Man, im looking for my jacket in the house..I know you don"t cook out in that do you?..

dhuffjr · September 2008

My original Egg at our old house.

A couple of newer ones

JLOCKHART29 · September 2008

Only see this once every couple years in S. Ark.

mikeb6109 · September 2008

FearlessGrill · September 2008

Here's one off my deck in the Boston area last winter. Egg was just warming up, prior to cooking some buffalo wings and a leg of lamb before the Superbowl.

It's too early to be thinking about snow. :(

Forgot to take a picture of the wings. Here's the lamb - recipe available here if anyone's interested... http://www.fearlesskitchen.com/2008/05/recipe-smoked-l.html

-John

Little Steven · September 2008

sirlancelot,

We only have two seasons here, winter and mosquito.
When you have the stuff for five months in a year you do what you have to. I really enjoy the egg more in the winter.

Steve

Jeffersonian · September 2008

You don't have to be north of the border to get snowy Egg pics...this is from March 4, 2008 in St. Louis. I think I did a butt on the Egg that day:

Nope...chicken legs;

FrankC · September 2008

I have wanted to own an egg for a long time, but having moved from Arizona to Nebraska really forced my hand.

I went thru my first winter last year with my offset, and knew this winter I'd be using an egg. I'll be happy to send some pics, as I think the cold weather will be here before we know it!

fc

Cpt'n Cook · September 2008

momcooks · September 2008

This will be my first winter cook, and previous pictures is one of the things that drew me to an egg in the first place. We cook all year on the gasser. It's half way into the woodshed, boards on one side, and tinfoil space blankets keeping the heat up. I think the egg will be awesome.

And it's not so much of how much snow we get, it's where the wind blows it. This is a 5' fence.

jeffybeer · September 2008

Here is a couple I have had for a while.

Lamb Chop Night

Egg smoking in snow

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