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Cy Robinson
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 Posted: Tue Nov 16, 2004 12:26 pm Post subject: Variation on Grilled Eggs |
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Steve,
 My son sent me your book, "Beer-Can Chicken" about 2 months ago and I have since cooked 2 birds on their cans.
This morning my wife and I were browsing through the book and came upon Grilled Eggs on page 282 and we thought that sounded like something that would be worth trying. Problem was that out of all the ingredients we only have eggs and lettuce. Undaunted we forged ahead and fired up the gas grill to medium and poked holes in 4 eggs. We put the eggs on the grill and turned them every minute and a quarter for a total cooking time of 6 minutes in a closed grill.
The result was the best soft-cooked eggs we have ever had!! We enjoyed them the old fashioned way with butter and salt and pepper, accompanied by buttered toast and coffee.
Thank you, Steve, for giving me the courage to try new things and for the huge amount of work you have done so that my efforts are so much fun and so good to eat!
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Bolo
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Location: Vancouver British Columbia, Canada
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This sounds interesting. Is this recipe in the BCC book. I will have to find my book and look up the recipe. Here is my dumb question. Do you actually poke holes in the egg shells and cook them in the shell? That is what it sounded like to me.
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Smokin Joe
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Welcome to the boards Cy. We have lots of fun and learn lots around here so visit often.
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Bob-BQN
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I'd also like to welcome to to the board Cy! And invite you to join us in BBQ coversation in other areas of the forum.
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CanadaBBQGuy
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Welcome aboard, Cy Robinson!
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Michigan Fats
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Welcome Cy!
Keep cooking and keep posting!
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MitchSchaft
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| Lol, a welcome 5 years late |
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CanadaBBQGuy
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Better late than never!
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bajamike560
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| CanadaBBQGuy wrote: | | Better late than never! |
LOL, that is what I was thinking...
In scout's we learned how to cook egg's on a stick.  
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