What Kamado do you personally recommend?!?!
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If I wanted to do two briskets or a brisket and other meat side by side, how big of a kamado would I want to get? I currently have a Weber Grill with a SNS and I can perfectly fit one brisket. I want to stick with charcoal, but want increased capacity.
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An Akorn would be able to handle it with the extra shelf if you want to do 2 briskets at the same time. Pretty much any kamado will do 2 briskets if you spring for the extra shelf capacity which almost all offer as an accessory. Or you can do one brisket on the kamado and one on the Weber.
I am fairly sure there is an accessory for the Weber that will let you add a second shelf but I will let a Weber owner confirm it can work with the SNS.
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I have the smaller BKK model, its a Keg 2000 I think, it comes with a shelf that plugs into the main grate so you could concievably do two small briskets on it.
That being said most briskets I have done have been a tight squeeze on the bottom grate until they shrink up a bit and its major overhangage on the top shelf.
If you got the Keg 5000 model it may be a tad better, I don't know the dimensions of the 5000.
Don't know if I'd risk it even switching the briskets between grates during to cook.
You may need to look at offsets in this case.
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I understand MCS well, More Cooker Syndrome, and I don't mean to diminish the zeal of acquiring another cooker. But, dollar factor, I'd opt for a second shelf from SnS Grills. Or another 22" kettle, or a 26" kettle, or... Or heck, a kamado, have you thought about a kamado?
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My Kamado Joe, Big Joe can handle that with everything on one level. OK I’m sure you could get 2 briskets that are too big to fit, but they would be pretty big. There are several very good kamados on the market. If you get one you will notice you can cook a long time on 1 load of charcoal, easily over 20 hours on most. You will also get the benefit of how well they hold moisture. Then there’s adding a smobot for set it and forget it operation. I make this pitch often enough I should copy it so all I have to do is paste. Good hunting!
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