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Turkey - Amount per person?



 
 
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Old 24-11-2003, 09:04 PM
BOB
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In link.net,
Barry typed:
Well Bob, I posted the question for max size of turkey to fit in a BGE. I
received no responses. Not even a heckle.


There's 2 replys so far. Here's a link or 2:

http://biggreenegg.com/wwwboard/messages/104032.shtml
http://biggreenegg.com/photo4.htm
http://www.mindspring.com/~mpujda/pdkbird.htm

BOB
bettin there will be more this evening.


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Old 24-11-2003, 09:11 PM
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On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 15:04:37 -0500, " BOB" wrote:

Barry typed:
Well Bob, I posted the question for max size of turkey to fit in a BGE. I
received no responses. Not even a heckle.


snip

Also, read through the other posts that talk about Thanksgiving and or turkeys.
Your answer might already be out there. I'm betting that a 16 pounder will fit.

I'm not sure I would trust someone's assurance that a 16-pounder will
fit. It's not as if the weight of the bird is any precise indicator of
its dimensions. I would measure the grill area of the BGE and measure
the dome height in the middle of the grill and toward the edge, then
take a tape measure to the grocery store.


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Old 24-11-2003, 09:44 PM
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Kevin S. Wilson wrote:

I'm not sure I would trust someone's assurance that a 16-pounder will
fit. It's not as if the weight of the bird is any precise indicator of
its dimensions.


For comparison, I just did 21.5 lb bird that measured 13.5 inches
by 11.5 inches (at it's widest point). Hope that helps.

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Old 24-11-2003, 10:28 PM
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I'm not sure I would trust someone's assurance that a 16-pounder will
fit. It's not as if the weight of the bird is any precise indicator of
its dimensions. I would measure the grill area of the BGE and measure
the dome height in the middle of the grill and toward the edge, then
take a tape measure to the grocery store.


Don't know about BGE, but I've got a 16 pounder sitting on the counter now
that's 11wX14LX*H. It'll fit in a GrillDome easy(18")
Jack


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Old 25-11-2003, 12:37 AM
BOB
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In ,
Jack Sloan typed:
I'm not sure I would trust someone's assurance that a 16-pounder will
fit. It's not as if the weight of the bird is any precise indicator of
its dimensions. I would measure the grill area of the BGE and measure
the dome height in the middle of the grill and toward the edge, then
take a tape measure to the grocery store.


Don't know about BGE, but I've got a 16 pounder sitting on the counter now
that's 11wX14LX*H. It'll fit in a GrillDome easy(18")
Jack


One of the links I posted somewhere in this thread has a 22 pounder in a BGE. I'm
betting that almost any 16 pounder will fit in the BGE. I've got a 15 pounder
waiting to go in my K5 (very close to an BGE in size) that will really fit in my
K3 if I really try (medium Egg size)

BOB
(note to Barry, check out BGE again. More responses coming in tonight)


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Old 25-11-2003, 02:51 AM
Jack Schidt®
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" BOB" wrote in message
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In ,
Jack Sloan typed:
I'm not sure I would trust someone's assurance that a 16-pounder will
fit. It's not as if the weight of the bird is any precise indicator of
its dimensions. I would measure the grill area of the BGE and measure
the dome height in the middle of the grill and toward the edge, then
take a tape measure to the grocery store.


Don't know about BGE, but I've got a 16 pounder sitting on the counter

now
that's 11wX14LX*H. It'll fit in a GrillDome easy(18")
Jack


One of the links I posted somewhere in this thread has a 22 pounder in a

BGE. I'm
betting that almost any 16 pounder will fit in the BGE. I've got a 15

pounder
waiting to go in my K5 (very close to an BGE in size) that will really fit

in my
K3 if I really try (medium Egg size)

BOB
(note to Barry, check out BGE again. More responses coming in tonight)



don't forget you can stand up a turkey vertically if you need the room. I
kinda know how these dome tops work

Jack



 




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