Looks great Richard!
Thanx Bob but it was my Costa Rican wife that “roped” the chicken for the Rotisserie but I did all the grilling.Looks like you're a pro at this now.
Those are nice, but the few times a year that I spin a bird, I am money ahead with my butchers twine. I have read some reviews of the "Turbo Truss" stating that the legs sometimes come out of the truss.Mine arrived today!
Tim; thanx for the nice comment!Richard, everything looks delicious. Nice work!!
Completely agree with this. It's surprising how quick things cook on a rotisserie.I use the Weber charcoal baskets and split a near full Weber chimney worth of charcoal between them. 80 minutes seems to be the magic number for me with that setup.
Good luck
Cherry it my wood of choice, insane colour.Like others here on my WSK I use a charcoal basket on either side with a few wood chunks thrown in for good measure, and a drip pan underneath (dry or stocked depending on the cook).
Might be different on a 22” kettle but on the WSK my SNS would sit too high for the cook Id want from a rotisserie.
Mine arrived today!
I thought you guys were kidding. Turbo Trusser?? To me the worst part of spinning the bird is tying him up. I`ll have to check this out. Ha. Chicken looked good Richard.Mine arrived today!