MCS 2nd Grill

[BloomHybrid]

Thank you its good to know from some one else with the same cooker. What others they use

[Texas Larry]

My kettle/SNS/Vortex combo works for me alongside my KJ Big Joe, FWIW. Quick small cooks, a few crispy wings, etc. OTOH wings smoked on the KJ are amazing.

[Dadof3Illinois]

Not sure you’ll ever hear someone say they have too big of a grill... Remember you don’t have to fill it with charcoal, just use what you need.

[Attjack]

A jumbo Joe is very capable and so affordable if you decide you need something else you won't be out a lot of money.

[Attjack]

☝️pro tips

[bbqLuv]

PK, if I were going to get a charcoal grill that is it.
I hooked on pellet grilling and still exploring, experimenting.

[Huskee]

BloomHybrid Many a man has arrived at this crossroad, and happy omnivores have crossed it with cookers too big and somewhat too small, but all were happy nonetheless!

[BloomHybrid]

I guess that is where I'm unsure would a pkgo or something small be too small and is kettle bigger than I need and won't be much advantage in terms of fire requirments

[Huskee]

How small? Weber Smokey Joe or Jumbo Joe on the cheap (for 1-3 people Smokey, 1-6 Jumbo) or the 22" SnS Kettle if you want a little more flexibility on the affordable side of things. PKGO is another contender in the small camp but it's pricier (but therefore even more flexible) than the Joes.

[RonB]

I'd get a kettle with an SnS and a Weber chimney. You can smoke and grill on the kettle, but for one or two pieces of thin meat, I'd just use the chimney, (a 13" grate helps a lot for this), and just keep flippin' until you reach your desired temp. You can even turn the chimney upside down to save charcoal.

[Jfrosty27]

PK or 22” kettle will do whatever you need. Just depends on your budget I guess.

[Attjack]

PK?

[BloomHybrid]

I currently have a Kamado Joe Big Joe. I am looking for a smaller grill something that uses less charcoal for high temps and heats up quicker for smaller cooks. I thought about a kettle but not sure this fits the bill, any thoughts or suggestions?