I don't see this on Ronco's website. Can you tell me what kinds of things (besides chicken and turkey) you can cook in it. Only Rotiisserie Foods?
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What do you mean by rotisserie foods? It is a rotisserie, so I have cooked fish steaks (salmon), Cornish hens, steaks, vegetables (carrots, zucchini).
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Yes , it's a rotisserie you can also do rib's and a beef roast everything turns out delicious nicely brown and crisp on the out side and moist and juicy on the inside, you will never want chicken any other way you can also do smaller parts like wings and thighs in the basket and all the parts of the rotisserie come easily apart to fit in the dishwasher.
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Never tried a chicken. Steaks and shis-kabobs. Looks like the rotisserie would work well though.
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I love my big boss but I found to cook chicken in it I coat it with Italian dressing and it cooks great, threw out the oil sprayer, didn't do a thing for anything, need some olive oil, but not very much, also found if I cooked things about 25 degrees more than recipe it helped, does a great job on pork chops, use it almost every day, good luck
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Don't eat canned chicken that stuff is horrible for you! Boil your chicken shred it and you can make anything with jt
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Those are quite a new dish to me.Never tried them. If you can send me the recipie I would happily try it out :)
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There is a rack, we have done turkeys and chickens, you could probably do ribs. Let me know how they turn out. Good Luck.
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It comes with basic items that you can use to do most anything. You can always order additional accessories, however, I haven't found that I needed too. I cooked a 12 pound turkey, it came out great, nicely browned on the outside and extremely moist on the inside. It took me awhile to settle the turkey on the spit. My suggestion in cooking the turkey. Position it on the spit with the butt end away from the turning wheel. Make sure at all parts are securely tied to the body. Season the bird with oil or butter than rub. Place in rotisserie, set time for 2 1/2 hours. I set mine for 3 hours but could have taken it out in 2 1/2 hrs. Good luck and enjoy!
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There are a number of recipes on the internet. Just search for the name of the item. Also I think there may be some recipes posted on QVC. I love this microwave cooker. Do my poached eggs in it all the time and steaks too.
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I have not tried Busha Brown's . Walkerwood's is kinda of a paste. I like to thin it with a little water or canola oil. A jar goes a long ways. For the price it is worth a try !!! My next batch of chicken I am going to add a little brown sugar and try that :o)
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Favorites in our house is teriyaki chicken, angus burger, brisket, bacon cheese sticks and apple gouda sausage. Bummed that PTF limits to only 10 per selection. Watch out for anything marked spicy/hot - it really is!
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Don't know. But it is excellent. Only thing,rotisserie only accommodates small poultry.
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I have this model and it works great. Prime Rib, chicken is awesome on it. Found pork roast smoked up the room too much from fat on roast but it was good tasting.
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You can, but if it lasts 3 months you'll be lucky. I went thru 4 units in a year, finally got a refund after 13months of burning food. Best bet send it back and get a Farberware similar unit for less $$ and has a built in rottisiary to bit.
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Hi...this version does NOT come with the rotisserie. I don't know how much it is to buy one separately, but I know you can.
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Love the Showtime rotisseri. Have cooked many chickens , legs of lamb and prime ribs. Never had a problem. Maybe you recieved a defective model. I would send it back and try another, Good luck.
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The model we got does not have a rotisserie, but one of the models has one. At one time we had a Faberware rotisserie, but found we rarely used it.
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Hi, Emil: I would use the basket attachment to secure the pork chops after you've seasoned them with your favorite seasoning. I'd choose a thicker chop rather than a thin cut, because the Cuisinart takes less time to cook than other rotisseries I have used in the past and you want to avoid a dried out chop. I make a whole 7.5 lb chicken in my Cuisinart and it's usually done in about 1 hour and 30 minutes on 400 degrees. You'd need MUCH less time for a pork chop or two and probably a lower cooking temperature. You'll have to experiment once or twice to get the doneness that you prefer. Good luck! Hi, Emil: I would use the basket attachment to secure the pork chops after you've seasoned them with your favorite seasoning. I'd choose a thicker chop rather than a thin cut, because the Cuisinart takes less time to cook than other rotisseries I have used in the past and you want to avoid a dried out chop. I make a whole 7.5 lb chicken in my Cuisinart and it's usually done in about 1 hour and 30 minutes on 400 degrees. You'd need MUCH less time for a pork chop or two and probably a lower cooking temperature. You'll have to experiment once or twice to get the doneness that you prefer. Good... » Read More Hi, Emil: I would use the basket attachment to secure the pork chops after you've seasoned them with your favorite seasoning. I'd choose a thicker chop rather than a thin cut, because the Cuisinart takes less time to cook than other rotisseries I have used in the past and you want to avoid a dried out chop. I make a whole 7.5 lb chicken in my Cuisinart and it's usually done in about 1 hour and 30 minutes on 400 degrees. You'd need MUCH less time for a pork chop or two and probably a lower cooking temperature. You'll have to experiment once or twice to get the doneness that you prefer. Good luck! « Show Less