can I use the rack to roast a turkey in an aluminum pan on my gas grill?
319264
I would think yes. The rack seems sturdy yet not too heavy that it would make the pan bend. Never tried it though, so I can't say for sure.
319265
I have never done that before but if it can take the heat of an oven I don't see why it could take the heat from the grill. Sorry I couldn't have been more helpful!
851322
Yes the bottom oven works well for a turkey, the top oven would be too short.
1072113
I would depend on the size of your grill pan. The square is larger in size.
1782902
In theory yes. But I the rack had no instructions and is really light weight consruction with very thin aluminum and plastic. I used it once and then gave it away.
1166145
I imagine you can do such with the roasting pan and the device set on 'broil'. But I prefer to use one of those small, portable Weber propane grills: Weber 1520 Propane Gas Go-Anywhere Grill. It's superb for burgers and brauts and any other similar activity. But, it's definitely an out-door thing. If you can't do outdoor, then I guess you're sort of stuck with this device. Or one of those electric grill things...which I've no experience with, as I can do outdoors.
2034532
Yes. If its the only grill you own, you could easily do burgers. The heat rises up...but if you want a seer you would have to put the meat down on the lower rack. If you are buying it to grill, instead of smoke, then get a basic weber or something
2028200
Yes, you can. I have even done two at the same time. If you were thinking you couldn't because of the top rack, it is plenty high. This is a great grill!Super easy to clean too!
1956336
Nope unless you want a certain flavor. It steams the ribs, turkey, roasts, or chickens. Just put them on a rack ribs sit on the raised rack, everything else is in the roasting crack which keeps it from sticking. I do recommend spraying the rack with cooking spary, then I put foil on the bottom so the broth is easier to clean after.
1033334
Yes, but that pan is quite a bit larger than the rack, which is 11" x 7". As far as the 5" depth, that would depend upon how large the roast is, and how the sides of the rack are adjusted.
1577729
Because this pan does not come with roasting rack.Other than that I will roast meat, ham and vegetables.That means I say YES. (^^)
1823880
It's not really designed for that purpose, but if the turkey fits, I don't see why not. The metal might be a tiny little bit thicker than what you'd see on a turkey fryer, and a turkey fryer would most likely be constructed of aluminum instead of the stainless steel used here, but that's about the only real difference. Most people repurpose in the opposite direction, to use a turkey fryer to brew beer, so if that works, I think that tells you everything you need to know.
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.
64300
Yes. It should work great if you're using cast iron. I don't cook with aluminum so I can't speak to that.
1577726
Yes, it makes a great pan for roasting chickens or ham! I use mine for lots of things.
792800
I would not use it for a turkey; rack not big enough to support a large one. I still have the cardboard that came wrapped around the rack and right on it it says "Heavy duty with wide handles for safe and easy lifting." I would just lift straight up because if you should tip the rack to one side or the other just a bit, the way it locks into adjustable place will collapse and you could drop the meat.
2048278
you should be able to, but if you have the char-broil then I think the roast might come out better in there vs the oven
283389
For ribs, yes. This is a dual purpose rack.Used in the way pictured, it's a great turkey roasting rack.Flip it over and it's a rib rack.Because it's Stainless Steel, after use, soak first, then clean up with a 3M pad.Easy peasy.