wings & table pics

frankc623

Hey guys, I finally got around to doing wings the other night. Cooked them indirect around 375 for about 1.5-2 hours. Sauced them for the last 30 minutes or so with Honey BBQ, Buffalo & Teriyaki. They turned out great! Can't wait to cook them again. Also, I am finally posting pics of my egg "table" that my father-in-law and I built it last summer.

Jebpot

That looks cool.. Food looked great also.

Charlie tuna

I like that table, different, great design and safe!  Looks great.

frankc623

Thanks. Space on the deck was limited, so instead of a normal egg table, we thought this would be a better way to go.

Aviator

Now that is thinking outside the table! I love it. And you have a portable egg.

Do you have that area of the deck floor covered with tiles as well?

frankc623

no, the deck floor is just the decking boards. I need to get a mat or something to put under the egg so I don't catch the deck on fire!

Cookbook_Chip

Great table idea!

FanOfFanboys

Unique 'table'
And while Egg does a lot of great things I think it does chicken better than anything. Would literally say worlds best chicken is done on a Egg. Whole, wings, don't care.
I can see steak and burgers done better some other way. I can't see chicken done any better. And wings are my go to meal on it.
Everything you did looks great

frankc623

Thanks guys

henapple

Love the table... Great idea.

chris123stock

looks good, I like the table,  but the wings,  oh I love wings, really I like any meat. great job though.
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JenniferEgger

What an original idea!!!!  Love it!!  What did you use under the tiles??  Backerboard?

HDumptyEsq

Unique approach - love it.

Ktim

That is the best Egg area I have ever seen, I have the prefect spot on my deck for one like it. What did you use under the tile? Maybe plywood and greenboard? I am going to start on one tomorrow! I have been looking for the perfect table plans for a few months now and this is it.Thank You! ^:)^

johnmitchell

Nothing more to be said...Awesome design and looks fantastic..The wings also look Killer..

Ktim

I can`t stop coming back and drooling about that table,what did you use for the front edge and how did you bend it around the inside?

frankc623

Thanks for all the nice comments guys. This was all my father-in-laws idea. We used 1/2" or 3/4" plywood and backer board under the tile and also used 2x4's underneath for support. For the edge we used aluminum edging. We scored the aluminum and carefully bent it, and we used the plywood cutout to form the curve. It was attached with adhesive and a few nice finishing screws. Hope this helps, let me know if you have any other questions!

Ktim

Thanks again. that table is awesome! ^:)^

frankc623

Thanks!