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I've never had an issue with the cold. I just cook the other day in -37 C. I did a 19.5 hour pork shoulder for New Years Eve (it was -26). I let the egg heat up to about 350-400. Then I put the place setter and wood chips in. This cools it off. Then…
My favourite is Ted Reader.
King of the Q's Blue plate BBQ and Beerlicious
I like Weber's cook books by Jamie Purviance. I have three of them: Smoke, Real Grilling, and Way to Grill. I got them a Costco for a good price. They are a little more simpl…
I agree. Keep the gas grill. I use my Napoleon grill all the time. Its great to have for cooking large meals that need different temperatures. Even if I got another egg, I would still keep the gas grill.
I see its warming up today! Except now there is a crazy wind chill factor lol. I will take the -37 with no wind over this.
http://www.weatheroffice.gc.ca/city/pages/mb-30_metric_e.html
Its ticks me off when its colder here than it is in the arctic!
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People seem to like the Brute Box: http://www.bruteoutdoors.com/ Never used one. Igloo came out with a Yukon cooler. Looks nice, but costs more than the Yeti. The Yeti is great for trips to the great outdoors, but for use in the back yard the igloo'…
I did my first pulled pork on my new egg on Sunday. I used the injection on tis page:
http://www.virtualweberbullet.com/pork4.html
I used a different rub.
Turned out awesome!