Will a rotisserie chicken fit in it?
998719
Yes. A whole roaster fits in and that is the same size as a rotisserie chicken.
32730
Yes, you certainly can fit a chicken in the pan, on the rack and with the lid on. Most chickens sold in supermarkets fit well. If you get an unusually large bird, you could have a space problem with the rack and lid in place.
1911516
I don't think so. If you tried to put a roast on this item, you would have a large hole in the middle. The chicken cavity slides over the holder. It does cook an awesome chicken with very little clean up. Love it.
1274730
It is definitely possible. I took the time putting mine together and was surprised at how much space it has. Yes it can fit a rotisserie and just about anything else you may want to grill.
231778
You can put on a large roaster. A turkey would be too large. The bird sits on top and the flavors are infused right into the chicken. This is used instead of an actual beer can so it is healthier. The chicken comes out so moist.
1158483
The Grill Pro forks will work on any 5/16" thick or smaller square rotisserie rod. They are heavy duty and will easily hold a 5 lb. chicken.
367030
I believe a whole chicken would fit, but I believe it is better suited for one pot meals, like ham, potatoes and string beans or stews and soups. I would bake a whole chicken
2136689
Probably not. The interior diameter is 12.5 inches and the distance from rack surface to the center top of the domed lid is 4.5 inches. I can get a whole small chicken in there if I squash it down a bit, but it's easier to cut the chicken in half or in pieces and place them around the rack surface. Just for a little extra info -- I do not add water to the reservoir because I don't like steamed meat. I do, however, leave the reservoir in the unit while cooking to catch any grease drippings - makes clean-up a little easier. Also, I know that the manufacturer recommends only using the special wood dust for smoking, but I use regular wood chips found at most stores. It gives a smokier flavor that my husband and I prefer. Just make sure you turn your exhaust vent on high or use it on an outdoor gas grill.
1237545
Yes, it will serve well. My grill is 36" wide at the hood so there is an extra 5-6 inches over on my grill so there will be an extra 9-10 inches over on yours. This is a quality rotisserie. I am using it right now, as I am writing, to grill 2 chickens.
1591669
I haven't tried cooking a whole chicken in this crock yet, so can't speak to that size. However, I do cook roasts in it regularly. Three pounds, plus onion, potatoes and carrots is about all I can fit into it. If you're only cooking the meat, then I'd guess you could fit a 5 lb. roast. HTH
1344493
The quick answer would be no .. this is a 3 qt item which would be way too small. The All-Clad Stainless Professional Universal Steamer Insert is closer to what you need, but even then for a 6 pound-er you may have to cut up the chicken somewhat. A 6 lb chicken is a hefty bird and the lid must fit tightly on top for steaming to occur.
32728
It's close, but I fit a chicken under the lid successfully.I only did it once. I'm not sure if there is much variance in size among chickens.
1134629
It couldn't, it's a little too small for that. It can fit a single thinly cut chicken breast on it though.
2249744
Yes you can use a rotisserie. It is an accessory you have to buy separately.
995497
No this will not fit your grill. What I suggest is to look for one that has a counter weight for balance because it is quite difficult to get a chicken or large roast perfectly balanced on the spit. The gears on most rotisserie motors are plastic and will wear out when using unbalanced for a period of time.
32731
Sorry, but I haven't tried it with the rack or the cover. It fits a 7 lb. chichen with stuffing around it but without the lid. I would think that it would accomodate a 4 lb. chicken with both the rack and the lid.
266362
Yes, as long as all of it fits in the Rotisserie. It will cook most anything.