J J Hoke TVWBB Pro Apr 25, 2013 #1 Looking for a rotisserie to use at home with whole chicken. Anyone have experience with the various ones and what has been your opinion of the unit?
Looking for a rotisserie to use at home with whole chicken. Anyone have experience with the various ones and what has been your opinion of the unit?
G Greg Powers TVWBB Super Fan Apr 25, 2013 #2 I have the Weber unit. It works, it's quiet, get an extra set of tongs to do 2 chickens at once.
J J Hoke TVWBB Pro Apr 25, 2013 #4 Thanks guys, I appreciate it. Weber brand it is. Is this the one? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00004VWM1/?tag=TVWB-20 Last edited: Apr 25, 2013
Thanks guys, I appreciate it. Weber brand it is. Is this the one? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00004VWM1/?tag=TVWB-20
Chris Arnold TVWBB Super Fan Apr 25, 2013 #6 and as Greg says - get the extra forks - you can then do different joints too - just remember to put the one that needs to come off first nearest the point (near the motor)
and as Greg says - get the extra forks - you can then do different joints too - just remember to put the one that needs to come off first nearest the point (near the motor)
J J Hoke TVWBB Pro Apr 25, 2013 #7 Thanks all, ordered. Are the extra forks Weber, can't find a listing on Amazon or Weber site. Last edited: Apr 25, 2013
T Tim Mulvihill TVWBB Fan Apr 25, 2013 #8 That's a nice looking accessory, but how would you use a maverick probe on the meat while it's turning?
That's a nice looking accessory, but how would you use a maverick probe on the meat while it's turning?
G George L TVWBB All-Star Apr 25, 2013 #10 I have the standard Weber also. I can do 2 chickens with just the single set of supplied forks. If you need extra forks most any aftermarket forks will do. Amazon has them. Last edited: Apr 25, 2013
I have the standard Weber also. I can do 2 chickens with just the single set of supplied forks. If you need extra forks most any aftermarket forks will do. Amazon has them.
Gary S TVWBB Guru Apr 26, 2013 #11 It's actually quite handy to have a set of 2 prong forks and a set of 4 prong forks just for different applications.
It's actually quite handy to have a set of 2 prong forks and a set of 4 prong forks just for different applications.
Chris in Louisiana TVWBB All-Star Apr 27, 2013 #12 I do two chickens often with just the single pair of prongs. One of my favorites. Someone mentioned to stagger-position the birds so the rotis is better balanced. Good tip.
I do two chickens often with just the single pair of prongs. One of my favorites. Someone mentioned to stagger-position the birds so the rotis is better balanced. Good tip.
Gary S TVWBB Guru Apr 27, 2013 #13 Chris in Louisiana said: I do two chickens often with just the single pair of prongs. One of my favorites. Someone mentioned to stagger-position the birds so the rotis is better balanced. Good tip. Click to expand... One up, one down they almost counter balance as long as they are about the same weight.
Chris in Louisiana said: I do two chickens often with just the single pair of prongs. One of my favorites. Someone mentioned to stagger-position the birds so the rotis is better balanced. Good tip. Click to expand... One up, one down they almost counter balance as long as they are about the same weight.
G George L TVWBB All-Star Apr 27, 2013 #14 Besides chicken, turkey, and common roasts, I also like doing tri-tip on the rotis. I'm planning on doing another next weekend.
Besides chicken, turkey, and common roasts, I also like doing tri-tip on the rotis. I'm planning on doing another next weekend.