can you still fill the turkey cavity with stuffing using the turkey fryer?
182568
talk about an explosion!!! never stuff a turkey that is to be fried!!! you'll be buying a new kitchen and turkey fryer, you can't even stuff it to cook in the fryer that takes no oil, good luck...and please...NO Experimenting!!
914001
Sure, just don't put as much hamburger meat in it. You would just have a thinner layer of "stuffing", which may limit what you stuff them with.
1867937
it's an excellent roaster but no it will not brown the turkey however I suppose you could cook it part way and then transfer into the oven for the last little bit to brown
1802230
Hi Ann -I put a large 13 x 9 glass pan full of Thanksgiving stuffing in the bottom section of the tote at about 12:00 noon. At 5:00, when dinner was started, the stuffing was still piping hot.
1585745
Yes it can but works much better as a fryer. I've had mine for a year and we use it all the time. Including turkeys and chickens for the holidays. You can get a dutch oven with steam basket for much less money if all you need is a steamer.
1121782
That stuffing has been a tradition in my family since I can remember. Our stores actually had them last year, so we just found out. The holidays will not be the same. If there is a petition please let me know.
196833
Yes. You just put the probe in the turkey, and make sure the wire leading to it exits the fryer. (The wire is inserted into a plastic transmitter.) As long as that transmitter is not in the heat, you're good to go. The probe wire is about 18 inches long so there's plenty of room. I used it in the oven, with the wire extending out the door and the transmitter dangling outside my oven. It worked fine.
751238
Just my opinion. I would not attempt it. It says in the description "fry" but it lacks a temp shut off (at least my model does) that would prevent overheating the oil. The "fry" basket and pot are shallow, about 1/4 the size needed for a turkey. If you look at a decent turkey fryer, there seems to be more guarding around the burner and the hose to the propane tank appears longer. Nope, not me. Maybe shrimp, fish or fries, but not a turkey. Be safe. Please, buy a recent unit with updated safety features that is designed for frying a turkey. Good luck. BTW, this is a heck of a nice GRILL. Just my opinion. I would not attempt it. It says in the description "fry" but it lacks a temp shut off (at least my model does) that would prevent overheating the oil. The "fry" basket and pot are shallow, about 1/4 the size needed for a turkey. If you look at a decent turkey fryer, there seems to be more guarding around the burner and the hose to the propane tank appears longer. Nope, not me. Maybe shrimp, fish or fries, but not a turkey. Be safe. Please, buy a recent unit with updated safety features that is designed for frying a turkey. Good luck. BTW, this is a heck... » Read More Just my opinion. I would not attempt it. It says in the description "fry" but it lacks a temp shut off (at least my model does) that would prevent overheating the oil. The "fry" basket and pot are shallow, about 1/4 the size needed for a turkey. If you look at a decent turkey fryer, there seems to be more guarding around the burner and the hose to the propane tank appears longer. Nope, not me. Maybe shrimp, fish or fries, but not a turkey. Be safe. Please, buy a recent unit with updated safety features that is designed for frying a turkey. Good luck. BTW, this is a heck of a nice GRILL. « Show Less
5995
There Are a lot of vids on you tube showing how to do this. Look up sausage stuffing :D
182284
Yes, anything you cook in a deep fryer can be cooked in this. That is what I have found.
473091
I usually purchase vegetable oil at Costco - sold in a package of 3 gallons. It takes approx 2 gallons. Yes you can reuse the oil for at least 2 more frys. Keep in mind that you should be consistent when reusing the oil, I would not fry a turkey with oil that I previously fried fish with. Draining the oil from this fryer is very easy, with a funnel you can "drain" the oil back into the original container. I wait until the next morning insuring that oil has cooled down.
690478
I have never tried that but I see no reason why you couldn't. I have fried bacon and eggs on it, did fine. Hope this helps. I love mine.
132459
You should. It is just a rack to hold the turkey. The idea is to hold the turkey cavity open letting more heat get in thus faster cooking.
254408
If you spatchcock (split) the turkey (search it online) you can easily smoke the Turkey. I did a 22 lb Turkey and it works great. I put the water pan below and put the rack on the tray directly and not on the shelf. By splitting it along the backbone and laying it flat like that you should have plenty of space for a Turkey of almost any size. While I smoked it I cooked the rest of the stuffing and such below in the pizza chamber. https://www.youtube.com/user/EcoQue
1685342
As long as the "retainer brackets" adjust to your 30 quart pot then I believe you could use it to fry a turkey because the BTU's are plenty.
1404180
I am not sure. I have never tried to do that since I have a fry daddy. But I really love this skillet! I use it almost every day.
1338221
Yes it can. There are several recipes out there for using Carbquick for frying. Just google "Carbquick for frying".