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What I’m digging…my Big Green Egg

By: Buff
In Grilling, Product Reviews on March 25th, 2008

big-green-egg.jpg“What?  You’ve never heard of the Big Green Egg?  Holy Jeebus.  WAYSA?” 

This is what I want to say to people.  This is by far the best outside cooking device known to mankind.  When we moved to Florida I purchased a nice sized regular grill and thought that it would suffice.  Then I was looking through some old files on the computer and …well to make a long story even longer…I bought one.  And then I got the bug…the BGE bug.   

My poor grill.  It’s only used now as a workhorse for bulk or pedestrian items such as hot dogs, hamburgers and chicken wings. 

My lovely ceramic piece of art cookware takes on the rest of my grilling and roasting work.  I’ve made beef jerky, smoked fish, roasted pork and grilled chicken.  All of these meats come out extremely tasty, with a nice natural smoke flavor and very succulent.  From the published material, I understand you can do breads and pizza in it, but I haven’t gotten there yet. 

There is one down side.  It’s very expensive.  My medium sized BGE was about $800.

Mine is a medium sized, but I am going to keep my eye out for an extra large. 



6 Responses to “What I’m digging…my Big Green Egg”

  1. Robin Says:

    I LOVE grilled pizza. I bet it would be unbelievable in your space-egg.

  2. Deb Says:

    My son and husband make grilled pizza all the time on our gas grill. I agree the green egg would work with for it too.

  3. Buff Says:

    You talked me into it. I’m making pizza in the BGE tomorrow.

  4. Tony Says:

    I love your site and am adding you to my blogroll and/or links. I would love same in return if you visit my site and deem it worthy. Thanks and keep up the good work.

  5. Tony Says:

    Just figured out your response system and I have a comment on the Pizza on the BGE. My blogspot has two pizza recipies using off the shelf products and photos of the preparation and finished product…it IS OUTSTANDING and no BGEggHead should go another day without trying this out…don’t miss out!

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