Slightly overcooked though so 60 minutes would have been better, a little bit of green around the yolks.
Eggs
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SVonhof
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Eggs
We got a flat of eggs recently and since I had the smoker going, I put some on there. They were cold from the fridge when I put them in, so 3 of them popped their top while cooking. I had them in there for about 70 minutes (these are some big eggs).
Slightly overcooked though so 60 minutes would have been better, a little bit of green around the yolks.
Slightly overcooked though so 60 minutes would have been better, a little bit of green around the yolks.
Scott V.
My gear: Weber Genesis EP-330 (gas grill), UDS, MUDS/Weber Smokey Joe, Weber 22" kettle, Camp Chef 30k BTU burner
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Re: Eggs
225f-250f. Hotter and you don't cook as long.
BTW, it would be good to rotate them half-way through cooking to get the contact point with the metal moved as it does tend to get hotter there.
BTW, it would be good to rotate them half-way through cooking to get the contact point with the metal moved as it does tend to get hotter there.
Scott V.
My gear: Weber Genesis EP-330 (gas grill), UDS, MUDS/Weber Smokey Joe, Weber 22" kettle, Camp Chef 30k BTU burner
My gear: Weber Genesis EP-330 (gas grill), UDS, MUDS/Weber Smokey Joe, Weber 22" kettle, Camp Chef 30k BTU burner