Rotisserie basket options for kettle

[Ed Jones]

I too have given up on the E-Z Que people. I'm looking for alternatives to the standard Weber spit rod on my 22.5" OT Platinum. I have the four prong forks and they work fairly well, but I'd like to have something more secure. Are there any alternatives to the E-Z Que 8" baskets?

Thanks

 

[Brian Moriarty]

These are the only things I've seen that that we can fit on the spit rod.

http://www.thebbqdepot.com/roac.html

But upon closer inspection the round basket is no longer available here.

I have a Char-Broil rectangular basket and it works great for thighs, wings, legs, sausages etc. I suppose you could split a bird and it might fit. @ $8-9 at Lowes.

I'm still hot on the Rib-O-Lator and glad I was able to score an 8" EZ-Que cradle, any one of these just up the game with a kettle.

 

[Gary Michael]

I ordered mine from here http://www.clagrills.com/allgr.../acc-rotisseries.htm

The 2nd one on the page is similar but mine was 19 inches and I did not see it on there site. my friend has the 14, but....the 19 fits perfect. I have put a full rack of beef ribs in there and many wings. It is also S/S

 

[George Curtis]

i would keep looking on ebay, etc. saw a 17.5x8 there but it went quickly. this assumes you have a ring or can make one. why do you say the rotis is not secure ?

 

[Ed Jones]

The 4 prong forks work fairly well, even on turkeys. I like the baskets because then I don't have to truss up the bird. That's all. Call it laziness

I'll keep an eye on Ebay. Thanks for the tip!