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My new Eggcessory
Cookinbob
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I have wanted one of these for a while - the gas burners you see professional chefs use to do omelettes to order, etc. In that the Egg does not have a side burner, this seems to be just the ticket for sauces and sides. Today I am going to do a saute with bacon, onions, and green beans to go with the beef that is now foiled on the egg. These things get really hot really fast, and the gas canisters are only about $2.00 each. Like most stuff I acquire, they have these at Amazon. I have never found at a local retailer, though the local restaurant supply store had them for twice the $25 price I paid.
XLBGE, Small BGE, Homebrew and Guitars
Rochester, NY
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Nice addition. As from the movie "That'll do Pig, that'll do".
Chris
LBGE
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Very nice, and you can store it without taking up a great deal of space.Marietta, East Cobb, GA
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I've been looking for one. Name?Green egg, dead animal and alcohol. The "Boro".. TN
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I do a similar thing but with a Duxtop induction burner (electric) from Amazon. It heats up my cast iron cookware almost instantly, does not get hot, is silent, is easy to clean, is relatively cheap, and does not run out of fuel. The side burner is convenient for sauces and sides.
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Brand is GasOne, Here's a link to it at Amazon. You can also buy the gas canisters at Amazon, but through other suppliers. If you look carefully, some suppliers have free shipping.
henapple said:I've been looking for one. Name?Here's a pic of tonights side - bacon, green beans, and onions in bacon fat and butter - can't lose! This is the first time I have used it, it has a built in starter and it does get real hot real fast, but temp control is very good. I am really pleased with this thingXLBGE, Small BGE, Homebrew and GuitarsRochester, NY -
I've been looking for a side burner but I want one that runs on natural gas. I have the gas line coming right out of the house from when I had my gas grill. This unit does look nice. How long does a canister of fuel last?Mark Annville, PA
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i don't have enough experience yet to say how long they last. Of course it depends on how hot you have the burner set. I would say this gets much hotter than my gas range in the house, so unless I was boiling water in a hurry, the heat will be low and usually not on for too long. Lots of reviews on Amazon may give you some insight. You can buy a case of 12 for $22 with free shipping, so they are way cheaper than lump charcoalcortguitarman said:I've been looking for a side burner but I want one that runs on natural gas. I have the gas line coming right out of the house from when I had my gas grill. This unit does look nice. How long does a canister of fuel last?
I like the portability - I will be be able to take this on a picnic or wherever.Only issues seem to be wind and cold temps. I can easily shield wind if I have to. For cold temps, I guess I'll do something else.XLBGE, Small BGE, Homebrew and GuitarsRochester, NY -
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Nice toy.
The side burner is all I use on my gas grill.
Cooking on an XL and Medium in Bethesda, MD. -
That's a great idea. I think I have seen similar stoves in Asian grocery stores.#1 LBGE December 2012 • #2 SBGE February 2013 • #3 Mini May 2013A happy BGE family in Houston, TX.
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I have an indoor cooktop but I would like to get one for outside too. Mainly for deep frying. So much safer with induction.jeroldharter said:I do a similar thing but with a Duxtop induction burner (electric) from Amazon. It heats up my cast iron cookware almost instantly, does not get hot, is silent, is easy to clean, is relatively cheap, and does not run out of fuel. The side burner is convenient for sauces and sides.
Steve
Caledon, ON
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I am told that they do sell these stoves and gas in Asian grocery stores, I have never checked though.caliking said:That's a great idea. I think I have seen similar stoves in Asian grocery stores.As for induction burners mentioned above, I personally would rather not mess with a cord. Deep frying may be safer with induction, but I don't deep fry at the present - I would probably buy a deep fryer if I decided to pursueXLBGE, Small BGE, Homebrew and GuitarsRochester, NY -
cortguitarman said:I've been looking for a side burner but I want one that runs on natural gas. I have the gas line coming right out of the house from when I had my gas grill. This unit does look nice. How long does a canister of fuel last?
I am looking for a real hot burner as I also have gas set up.
Salado TX & 30A FL: Egg Family: 3 Large and a very well used Mini, added a Mini Max when they came out (I'm good for now). Just given a Mini to add to the herd.
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