Best/favorite kettle accessories

[mdjason]

Hey all I have been looking at all the various kettle accessories and was trying to decide on some to try as my birthday is coming up. Was wondering what everyone recommends I assume it will be a lot of Sns and vortex but feel free to suggest anything for 22 kettles including charcoal holders, cooking surfaces, attachments etc. Also there seems to be a few companies that make vortex's if I do opt for one, does anyone have any recommendations for that? All I currently have is a smokenator so feel free to suggest anything else you  find useful, thanks for any help


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[controlledburn]

For what it's worth, I have a SNS, I'll use it low and slow, but mostly hot doing two zones. One of the aspects I like best is the conservation of charcoal and the ease of dumping in the chimney. I could go on but I won't. Get to cooking and your confidence will grow!


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[Cookb4]

The Rotisserie is a lot of fun. It's a great change of pace when you want to do something different with your kettle.

[Stoneage]

Yup the Cajun Bandit "stacker" smoker conversion & his Rotisserie as well.

[bamakettles]

I've got a lot of accessories - but the ones I use the most are my remote thermometer (4 probe) Maverick XR-50 and my slow n sear with SS drip pan.  I also got the high end pizza cooking thing with stone and steel and honestly don't use it much.  It's big and in the way actually as I don't have a good place to store it.  A nice stainless grate is an upgrade worth considering.

[HoosierKettle]

I assume you have a good instant read?  That's a must have.

There is a lot of fun accessories. Cast iron Dutch ovens and skillets are great accessories and can be used inside as well. I gravitate towards things that can do double duty.


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