Wings

[Corey Elks]

Just purchased a napolean rotisserie basket for my performer to do wings in. My question is should i use one weber coal basket off to the side or one on each side? Ive noticed the gas grills with rotisserie burners is only one burner in back. Thanks 

 

[Randy]

I don't know if the vortex works with rotisseries but it doesn't wonderful job on wings

 

[Timothy F. Lewis]

I’d use both baskets. But I don’t roti wings, I use the Vortex and GBS grate with the center section removed.

 

[DuaneMac]

I’d use both baskets. But I don’t roti wings, I use the Vortex and GBS grate with the center section removed.

Ditto

 

[MikeCantell]

If you use a basket to roto wings do they tumble around or are they strapped in like a flat basket? , if tumbling it may knock the spices off.

 

[BFletcher]

Let us know your thoughts on the results! I've never used that method but I'd try both baskets on my first attempt.

 

[Timothy F. Lewis]

Picture? I’ve considered the basket (cylinder style) but, since I‘d have to hand wash it it seems like a lot more work than I want to invest. Just a lazy guy here.

 

[Jeff Boudman]

Picture? I’ve considered the basket (cylinder style) but, since I‘d have to hand wash it it seems like a lot more work than I want to invest. Just a lazy guy here.

I agree. Wings aren’t worth extra work for me.

 

[Timothy F. Lewis]

I agree. Wings aren’t worth extra work for me.

However, wings are more than worth the investment in a Vortex!!

 

[Robert McGee]

I am a BIG Vortex fan for all chicken parts, including my favorites, wings! ABT's work perfectly with the Vortex, also!

Easy, peasy, PERFECT! That's the Vortex!!

Dale53

 

[Darren Lebner]

Thanks to suggestions here, I learned that an inverted vortex with the coals around the outside of it is great for a whole chicken or, in my case, a turkey.