After several rounds of testing, we found the Big Green Egg and Kamado Joe worthy competitors. Here are the results of our testing on which makes the better grill.

It also comes ready to use at a single price, whereas the Big Green Egg requires accessory purchases. These are small differences, but the Kamado Joe Classic Joe Grill has the advantage.

I tested the large Big Green Egg, which came with a bag of charcoal, a box of fire starters, an ash-cleaning tool, a grate-removing tool, a pizza stone-like accessory and a stand on wheels.

After testing, we think the Big Green Egg is worth the price tag and challenging assembly. It can sear a Neapolitan pizza and smoke ribs low and slow.

Children sometimes dye their hair green for “family” reunions. Welcome to the smoke-filled universe of the Big Green Egg ceramic smoker-grills and the obsessive “Eggheads” who cherish them.

In this review of the Big Green Egg, Consumer Reports puts this $1,000 kamado grill to the test to see how it stacks up against less expensive competitors.

Big Green Eggs have been around since 1974. But in 2014, the Egg was new to me. While I had smoked meat on other grills, the methods and accessories did not transfer to the Egg.

About 30 teams will be competing in the cook-off, and there will also be barbecue-themed vendors selling Big Green Egg accessories and tools and beer from Twisted X Brewing Company. Tickets cost ...

Increase the temperature of the Egg to 400 degrees F/204 degrees C. Coat the wings with the Big Green Egg Vidalia Onion Sriracha Barbecue Sauce. Place the wings back on the Egg and cook for 5 ...