Would you like a rotisserie specific category added to smoking supplies and equipment?

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Would you like a rotisserie section added to the smoking supplies and equipment section?

  • Yes I'd like it

    Votes: 2 100.0%
  • Doesn't matter to me

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • No I get dizzy easy

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    2
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fwismoker

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Dec 31, 2012
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 If you haven't been involved in  cooking rotisserie foods and want to  know more about it or even  if you have and would like a resource on smoking meat forums to share in  rotisserie cooks and ideas please share your interest.

Rotisserie is getting pretty popular these days and there's a ton of different cookers you can rotisserie on in addition to open fire etc...  There's also new equipment and technology for rotisserie coming out everyday.    I'd like to gauge how much interest there is for a rotisserie specific category.    Thanks for your vote!!!    Now let's get this party started!   
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This weekend has literally gone mad for Rotisserie cooking.

In the UK, theres a Facebook forum, and two weeks ago, there was a posf for Chicken Kebab, on a rotisserie. Since then this machine has been like gold dust.


£39.99 ($50.00) from Homebase, similar to your Lowes
 
I follow your Roti thread all the Time on the brethren forum. Somehow I didn't realize you were on this forum also. I don't always remember the names but Avatars stick in my head. I always notice you here because you and I both have the ND mini's. I notice your Avatar over there because of the girl in green. Lol. I have PM'ed you over there with questions regarding the roti's but still I'm yet to buy one. I want one bad but can't bring myself to pull the trigger on one yet for some reason. Probably because I'm running out of room to store all my smokers, grills and disc's.

Anyway back to your topic. Yes I would like a roti section. I'll vote.
 
I grabbed a generic/universal roti-ring kit with counter-balance (nice to have) for my Weber 18 OTG about 7 months ago. Best $100 I ever spent (@ Amazon), and my favorite method for birds, bar none. Not a perfect fit with the Weber, but gaps between the ring and fire-bowl can be closed-up with foil. Charcoal fire and wood smoke with a rotisserie...how could it possible get any better? And, I can fit 2 yard-birds on one spit in the little 18 if they're under 9-10lbs total weight. I know where one of my next Thanksgiving birds are coming from...it should handle close to 12lbs and still have enough clearance for the lid and fire.

Got my vote. I'd like to see a roti-head forum to share our meals, too.

Hey, Tom, nice looking pork! Gotta do some hunks of meat on mine, too. There's nothing quite like that crispy, crunchy, golden-brown, slightly charred crust on nice pork or beef roast...gets me into that primal-mode of cooking and eating (simple, but, oh so satisfying). Don't forget to save the drippings for sauce/gravy.

Eric
 
   Great Idea..!! Smoking..Grilling..Deep Fried..Most of us love them all..!!
 
I follow your Roti thread all the Time on the brethren forum. Somehow I didn't realize you were on this forum also. I don't always remember the names but Avatars stick in my head. I always notice you here because you and I both have the ND mini's. I notice your Avatar over there because of the girl in green. Lol. I have PM'ed you over there with questions regarding the roti's but still I'm yet to buy one. I want one bad but can't bring myself to pull the trigger on one yet for some reason. Probably because I'm running out of room to store all my smokers, grills and disc's.

Anyway back to your topic. Yes I would like a roti section. I'll vote.
Take your time on picking out what you want but if you have a kettle, WSM or something similar that's a good place to start.  Go Irish!!!
 
Sure, I’ll vote for it. Always open to new ideas and techniques. Going to spin a bird on the infrared this afternoon.

T


Pork roast.
That looks like a good looking bird Tom!   Where's the sweet corn?
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Glad this Roti section is set up. Took one of my very old weber grills and ripped out all the gas pipe and knobs. Put a grate off the bottom inside, added a rotisserie and it works great. We do chickens on it all the time, with wood and coals offset to one side. We use Costco's organic chickens. Once I put a chuck steak and chicken on the same spit.
 
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