Goin for a spin .

[chopsaw]

I love the rotisserie on the 360 . I use mine all the time , thought I would just throw some pics out there . Some of these I did threads on .
Mine has some ,,, flop to it . I put the shaft thru , then tie off the meat . Make it as even as I can . When it stalls ,,, I hit the pause button . When I re start it , it spins the other direction . I do this a couple times , seems to even out . I also rotate the forks 90 degrees to each other ,, seems to help support the meat . The book says " 4 pounds " so keep it close or under helps the spin .
Here's some pics .
First thing I spun was a half slab of ribs . These were fantastic ,
Like pork roast on a stick .

Next up was eye round of beef .
I did a thread on this one .




Whole chicken , Over night in Pop's brine
Lemon extract added . This was also fantastic , but the worst one for
stall / flop . I adjusted it until it spun right . I don't have the patience
anymore . Not gonna watch it start / stop or flop .
Fixed it , spun with no issue .

Pork loin . Came out great . Just seasoned up and spun .



Couple pork tender loins . So tender .
I ran the shaft between the two , then tied them
together .



Last up was a piece from the beef knuckle I bought
I think I did a thread on this one too .
Came out great .



The 360 makes great food . It really is amazing in all things it cooks .
The rotisserie is no exception . You just have to keep the shaft centered , and tie
it as even as possible .

 

[forktender]

That looks awesome, nice work C.S.

What is a 300? Cook Shack?

 

[sawhorseray]

Wow Rich, you've been putting out some great cooks with your 360, I didn't even know you had a air fryer! I don't get to have one, we don't have the counter space and someone says I have enough cooking toys already. I do have a old Ronco Showtime 4000 rotisserie for about 20 years now, the original set and forget it, done about 500 yardbirds on it. I'd be watching Emeril on TV if I had one, looks like he can cook just about anything on one. Looks like everything you flop on that cutting board comes out nice and juicy too, Like! RAY

 

[tx smoker]

That's all great looking stuff Rich.Thanks for sharing. I've used mine quite a bit but never the rotisserie. Heck, at this point I don't even know if I could find the spit for it

What is a 300? Cook Shack?

The Emeril Air Fryer 360 that has been showcased many times by Bearcarver and quite a few times by others, including me. They are a great tool t have among the rest of the cooking equipment.

Robert

 

[GATOR240]

That is some nice looking meat Chop. I have been threatening to get a rotisserie for a while now but haven't done so yet. Maybe someday.

 

[smokerjim]

Some good looking eats there

 

[xray]

Chop, everything looks awesome! That rotisserie looks like it puts out great food!

 

[chopsaw]

That looks awesome, nice work

Thanks , 360 air fryer / convection oven .

we don't have the counter space

Thanks for the comments Ray . I didn't either , so I built this side board for storage and more space . The 360 sits there plugged in , so we can walk over and use it . It's great for reheating leftovers too .

That's all great looking stuff Rich.Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Robert . I always like to look , so I thought I would throw something out there .

That is some nice looking meat Chop. I have been threatening to get a rotisserie for a while now

Thank you sir . Yup , think I need one for out side now .

Some good looking eats there

Thank you Jim .

Chop, everything looks awesome! That rotisserie looks like it puts out great food!

It really does . The roto cooks faster than I expected , but even a bit past temp still comes out good . Thanks for lookin .

 

[Winterrider]

When I re start it , it spins the other direction . I do this a couple times , seems to even out . I also rotate the forks 90 degrees to each other ,, seems to help support the meat . Th

I never notice that it spins opposite direction on re-start. Good idea on rotation of the forks.
Nice batch of food.

 

[texomakid]

That all looks great there Chop. I too love to spin stuff. It's unreal how juicy things turn out even without pre-brining. Keep 'em coming. Love seeing the rotisserie cooks!

 

[chopsaw]

I never notice that it spins opposite direction on re-start. Good idea on rotation of the forks.
Nice batch of food.

Thanks bud . Yeah , I rotate 90 degrees to each other , I think it helps the " flop " I see mounts on better set ups are 4 prong .
Also , something I did not mention on the chicken ,,, To keep it centered I cut a potato and put it on the shaft , then wedged into the cavity end . Worked great .

That all looks great there Chop. I too love to spin stuff. It's unreal how juicy things turn out even without pre-brining. Keep 'em coming. Love seeing the rotisserie cooks!

Thanks for the comments . I agree on the juicy . I'll be looking to get one for one of my Webers .

 

[Bearcarver]

That All Looks Great, Rich!!
Almost missed it !!
Like.
I gotta try that stop & start stuff to get rid of the slop.
Mine Stops & starts on every revolution. It has nothing to do with how the meat is on the Spit, because I ran it empty, and it still does it.
I'll try to remember to try that method next time I spin something with it.

Bear

 

[chopsaw]

I gotta try that stop & start stuff to get rid of the slop.
Mine Stops & starts on every revolution. It has nothing to do with how the meat is on the Spit, because I ran it empty, and it still does it.

Just tried mine empty ,,, it worse with nothing on it . 1/2 of slop just in the drive to spit connection . Turned it on , and it sits still , then moves , the flops . Rotated the forks 90 degrees , better . Not a total stop or hard flop . Just a matter of balance I guess . I could be completely wrong on the reversing direction , but sure seems to settle in when I do that . Maybe helps even things up ?
Thanks for the comments John .

 

[Bearcarver]

Just tried mine empty ,,, it worse with nothing on it . 1/2 of slop just in the drive to spit connection . Turned it on , and it sits still , then moves , the flops . Rotated the forks 90 degrees , better . Not a total stop or hard flop . Just a matter of balance I guess . I could be completely wrong on the reversing direction , but sure seems to settle in when I do that . Maybe helps even things up ?
Thanks for the comments John .

I saw a YouTube about it, but only once & I can't find it any more.
However all I can remember was the guy opened the side up & the problem was on the right side. I believe it was a gear, or a belt & a gear, with either slack in it or too wide spacing somewhere.

I should have played it again & watch closer, but I figured I could go back, but I lost it.

I still want to try your method, because it might pick up the slack in some way.

I'd take it apart & look myself, but it's not made of wood, so I'm out of my league.
Bear Jr would have a much better chance.

Bear

 

[Smokin' in AZ]

Some nice lookin' cooks Chop!

LIKE!

John

 

[gmc2003]

Looks real good Chop. I'm not into air-frying but your results are tempting me.

Point for sure
Chris

 

[chopsaw]

Some nice lookin' cooks Chop!

Looks real good Chop. I'm not into air-frying but your results are tempting me.

Thanks for looking guys . You know Chris . It's worth the money . I use this one for so many things .

 

[gmc2003]

You know Chris . It's worth the money . I use this one for so many things .

Yeah, I know deep down they're worth it, but the wife and I are planning on moving south when I retire in a few years. We're at the point where we are trying to get rid of things instead of adding. That and the lack of counter/storage space makes it a no go for now.

Chris