How many butts on the large

Unknown · July 2010

I am cooking for a party and am trying to figure out if I can do a overnight, hands free butt cook on my egg or if I'm going to do chicken and ribs on my offset the day off. All help is appreciated!

Unknown · July 2010

kingofcool, I've seen many pictures on here where people put 8 on, I've gotten as many as 6, 3 on the grid & three on a raised grid...

Unknown · July 2010

Darn, I don't have a raised grid. Wonder if I could fit 4 without it? 3 should be enough though...

Cory430 · July 2010

How many folks you cooking for?

Unknown · July 2010

King, you can make one for about 10 bucks at home depot, get a webber grid, then 4-4 inch long bolts with washers & nuts for legs, & build it, works great... good luck

PFSmith · July 2010

Yep. That's what I did and it works much better than the one with the folding legs and the fold up cooking grate. I'm always struggling with that one. The homemade one is sturdier and is adjustable for height.

Pat

kingofcool · July 2010

I'll be cooking for about 25 ppl. I could supplement pork my cooking chicken the day of as well.

Jeffersonian · July 2010

I've done six:

That's about 45 pounds of raw meat using the Adjustable Rig. You can make your own with an extra 18" grid and a few stainless nuts, bolts and washers.

Cory430 · July 2010

Three 8 pounders will easily fit on one grate on the large and that'll certainly feed the 25 people. Doing chicken the day of isn't a bad idea either, if nothing else, just to offer a bit of variety.

crghc98 · July 2010

you'll fit 3 no problem. If they are big just stand them on their side, or you may get 4 on one grid that way.

How many butts on the large

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