Will this product work in a Weber 221/2 grill with a 4 to 6 lb chicken?
333197
I don't know about this particular grill. But I have used it in the oven. Just remember that it is small so some juices fall outside.
333198
My review was "Weber 22 1/2" gold grill. I had too break almost every bone on the bird so it wouldn't hit the dome lid. I'm sure the chicken didn't mind but I did. I'll see in a hour or so if I can get the roaster out of the bird without pliers." That was a 4lb bird. The roaster is pretty tall. With that said, I would go with 1 of webers models
1293048
I haven't cooked on the grill yet but the most cooking space is the vertical space in the barrel not the grill. So, the grill is smaller than a typical weberbut you could still cook app 6burgers at a time
576594
I use these in my Big Easy smoker grill which is the larger Big Easy. You might want to check if this item is also made for the turkey fryer model before ordering. The small fryer will cook up to 16 lb birds, the Smoker Grill unit will accept up to 25 lb birds.
258061
Not much more than the length of the chicken sitting on end. The cooker doesn't add a lot of height. A standard gas grill is no problem. A Webber grill probably has more room/height. We have cooked as many as three chickens at one time on our gas grill, no problem.
2097935
We don't make beer butt chicken. The grill would probably work if you removed the warming rack.
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I am roasting a 7.5 chicken on the vertical roaster as I write this. I am not sure the roaster would work with a bird much larger due to both the cavity size of the bird and the weight of the breasts causing an imbalance. I placed my chicken on the vertical roaster and put the vertical roaster in the bottom of another roasting pan and covered it with a foil tent in order to keep my oven clean. (I will remove the foil later to brown the bird.) I removed all but one oven rack and placed that rack on the next-to-lowest rack setting. From the bottom of the oven to the top of the foil tent is 16 inches. There is still plenty of room for air circulation above and below the chicken. Hope this helps. I am roasting a 7.5 chicken on the vertical roaster as I write this. I am not sure the roaster would work with a bird much larger due to both the cavity size of the bird and the weight of the breasts causing an imbalance. I placed my chicken on the vertical roaster and put the vertical roaster in the bottom of another roasting pan and covered it with a foil tent in order to keep my oven clean. (I will remove the foil later to brown the bird.) I removed all but one oven rack and placed that rack on the next-to-lowest rack setting. From the bottom of the oven to the top of the foil tent is 16... » Read More I am roasting a 7.5 chicken on the vertical roaster as I write this. I am not sure the roaster would work with a bird much larger due to both the cavity size of the bird and the weight of the breasts causing an imbalance. I placed my chicken on the vertical roaster and put the vertical roaster in the bottom of another roasting pan and covered it with a foil tent in order to keep my oven clean. (I will remove the foil later to brown the bird.) I removed all but one oven rack and placed that rack on the next-to-lowest rack setting. From the bottom of the oven to the top of the foil tent is 16 inches. There is still plenty of room for air circulation above and below the chicken. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Sure it will. You don't need a lot of marinade liquid. If you have a lot of meat to marinade, do it in batches. I found that it can do four large chicken breasts but I wouldn't do more than than at a time.
1400546
Yes as long as the grill has a dome type lid that will accommodate the height of the rack. I use it in my 22.5 Weber kettle for legs and wings. Both come out sure juicy and tender.
732633
You can make it work with any grill. It is a custom installation kit and may require a bit of cutting. grinding or trimming to fit. Make sure you center it up on the interior space with your grates removed and a cookie sheet over the burner to catch drippings. Well worth the effort! Turns two 17# turkeys with little effort!
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Dear Charles,We believe this cooking grate should work for your grill, however, we recommend you double check the dimensions 16 7/8 x 27 15/16Thank you
258059
We have a 28" round weber. It fits great. You really only need about a 12-14" circle. The height with chicken on is about 10", maybe a little more if it's a big chicken. We love this thing. It really does a nice job and the meat is so tender.
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It will work, but the steel braided probe is too sensitive for outdoor grilling. It will not last. My opinion.
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I have a food network version as well, the probe was damated trying to use it on the grill. the model number on the back says 1471n, and the product description DOES list that number, so it *should* work...i hope
2080049
It depends on the size of the chicken. There is a warmer shelf that is easily dropped to the grill surface. You would have just over 9" of height when the top is closed. Never done it myself. You could also take out the grill surface ( 3 pieces) and put your own, smaller one, in to gain extra height. I have used mine many times and think it's great. Mine has the additional grille off to the side for smoking. I use it that way the most.
1110520
They should. The measure 15" x 4". I found you need at least two to fit two steaks, chicken etc. be certain to drop the Mangrates on top of the existing grill. Have fun.
1752746
Yes, I use it on my Weber 22.5" and it fits just fine. You'll have to make plenty of room in your masterbuilt to make this work, and if there's already moveable racks in there I wouldn't bother. I use this rack primarily for butt roasts, not ribs (on a charcoal grill) - as Carl says, each rib section on the rack is a bit too wide to make it worth your money.
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Place it between the grill grates and flavorizor bar. Also for some really good flavor try pecan chips or mix them 50-50 with hickory chips. It will make chicken into a whole new deal.