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Looking for Rotisserie Info

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jbrophy

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Hey everyone. I recently got a rotisserie add on for my Weber 310 and I was a little disappointed on the info it came with. Anyone have any tips, tricks, links and/or recipes they can pass my way?

Much appreciated.

Jesse <--- n00b
 
I think you might be in the wrong forum. You might do a search for bbq source forums and can probably find more info on what you you are looking for. There is a lot of info on rotisserie there. Good luck in your search.
 
Sooner Fan
Any grill can make wood smoke and rotisserie's certainly can be and are used in smokers.

jbrophy
Only rotisserie I am familiar with is Ron Popeils ShowTime Rotissirie, and those things sure make great game hens !!!
 
Hi Jesse...here's a link that shows my setup for smoking a Turkey on the grill with a rotisserie.
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http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/for...194#post219194
 
MossyMO;269971 said:
Sooner Fan
Any grill can make wood smoke and rotisserie's certainly can be and are used in smokers.
Yes, but he was asking specifically about a weber 310 which is a gasser which is also why I directed him to a place that I know has a bunch of posts on gassers with rotisseries.
 
Which rotesserie did you get?

My bud has one with the counterbalancing weight. Works pretty well.
 
All great info. BBQ Source is pretty good. I have found some interesting info on turning middle burner off, back and front on low. You would think they would have included that information with the product??!?!?!

DaveNH - damn those pictures looked great.

I got the genesis 300 series 7519. It has this metal loop on the end which I assume is the counter weight?
 
Also put a pan under whatever your cooking to catch the drippings, avoiding flare ups and keeping the meat moist. I love my rotissere when not smoking.
 
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