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CGS adjustable rig arrives tomorrow. Inaugural cook Sunday......looks like ribs baby.

eightyfive
eightyfive Posts: 125
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Excited to figure these out.   
BGE L, Minimax, iGrill 2, Kick Ash Basket, CGS AR,  various and sundry overpriced accessories...
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  • YEMTrey
    YEMTrey Posts: 6,835
    It's definitely a game changer.  The adjustable rig and thermopen are my two most important accessories.
    Steve 
    XL, Mini Max, and a 22" Blackstone in Cincinnati, Ohio
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  • eightyfive
    eightyfive Posts: 125
    Shameful how much money this BGE has cost me 
    BGE L, Minimax, iGrill 2, Kick Ash Basket, CGS AR,  various and sundry overpriced accessories...
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  • YEMTrey
    YEMTrey Posts: 6,835
    It has only just begun.............
    Steve 
    XL, Mini Max, and a 22" Blackstone in Cincinnati, Ohio
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  • Krughzn
    Krughzn Posts: 38
    I got mine on Saturday. It is very easy to figure out how versatile they are. Cooked a bunch of pizzas on it Saturday night and 6 racks of ribs Sunday. I was a little ambitious with the ribs, but they still turned out delicious. Good luck with yours. 
    San Diego, Ca. XL BGE, 42" Lynx All Sear Grill,Thermapen, Thermopop, Adjustable Rig Combo, Maverick 733, SS Smokeware Cap, Flame Boss 200, Grill Grates. 

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  • smokeyw
    smokeyw Posts: 367
    You will love it!
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  • znagle28
    znagle28 Posts: 33
    Which set up did you go with? I'm thinking the large adjustable rig R and B oval combo and adding the second 13x17 oval grid. I smoke chicken and sausage most of the time. Not sure if this would be the best set up for it though.
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  • smokeyw
    smokeyw Posts: 367
    znagle28 said:
    Which set up did you go with? I'm thinking the large adjustable rig R and B oval combo and adding the second 13x17 oval grid. I smoke chicken and sausage most of the time. Not sure if this would be the best set up for it though.

    This is what I got along with the extender and also the sliding D grid. I will occasionally put 2 spatchcocked chickens on the bottom oval grid and put wings or something on the sliding D grid. The 2 oval grids are nice if you want to do 4 slabs of ribs or 4 spatchcocked chickens. The oval grid also works really well for a long brisket.
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