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Cooking in Rain?

Cmiller
Posts: 3
I am faced with needing to cook in rain for the first time. Will the Egg be damaged in any way by cooking in a light rain?g
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No it will be fine, you may want to cover it with a parasol for your own benefit but it will happily chug away in the rain, if it starts getting heavy you can fabricate a small rain cap to go over the DFMT out of a large tin of beans, just cut a large hole on the side and face that away from the rain
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Many Thanks! Great suggestions.
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I had my egg going for the last 20 hours in the rain. No problems.
Big Lake, Minnesota
2X Large BGE, 1 Mini Max, Stokers, Adjustable Rig
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For some reason seems like most of my long cooks are in the rain.
All it does is make it more difficult to cover.Bx - > NJ ->TX!!!All to get cheaper brisket! -
I'm currently cooking in the rain. I've also cooked while it is snowing and sleeting. Never a problem and in fact one of my favorite things about the Egg.. My cooks are never called off due to weather.
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Really appreciate your comments. Thanks!
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I went to lowes and got a 6" galvanized shanty cap meant for vents on sheds and stuff. Works great in the rain! Fits right over the DFMT
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I went to lowes and got a 6" galvanized shanty cap meant for vents on sheds and stuff. Works great in the rain! Fits right over the DFMT
pics pleaseKeepin' It Weird in The ATX FBTX -
This is my first attempt to post a pic, hope it works!!!
XL, Large, 2 Small's and Mini BGE Arlington Texas -
Didn't work.....XL, Large, 2 Small's and Mini BGE Arlington Texas
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must be the site, but here's a link for basically the exact same one
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Ha-ha! Really cool. I have cooked in rain a lot without anything but I'll grab one of these just in case we get a gully washer (not sure if you keep up with the local weather, but we haven't gotten a lot of rain down this way lately)Thanks for the tip.Keepin' It Weird in The ATX FBTX
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no problem, I smoked in the rain a few times, and although the daisy wheel is barely open, i feel like this really works well, haven't tried it on a pizza cook yet, but I'm sure it'd hold up to the job, and wouldn't effect airflow
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Rain does not stop me. I make a rain hat for the daisy wheel out of foil. Tear out a square, tuck opposite corners under daisy and it it a rain hat.
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Rain, Snow and Sleet, the egg puffs it's way through it all. Don't ask me how I know this.Hint: I live in the Pacific Northwest. Remember that the egg will retain it's temperature a way better than a lot of the gassers in the cooler wetter climates.Large, small, and a mini
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