Is this tall enough to cook a beer butt chicken in?
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i don't know how much room it would take, but with this grill you only have about 7 to maybe 7-1/2".
1496049
This roaster is probably too big for what you usually cook. If available, I would go down in size. This one is good for a medium sized turkey or for a large roast (or really large chicken).
12897
Shirley, although we have not done 2 birds at once I think it would work just fine. I don't think you could do beer can chicken because there would not be enough height. Last Sunday I cooked 2 racks of pork ribs on the rotisserie (which is included) and they were wonderful. You will not be disappointed in your new grill.
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
1929886
It definitely is not high enough to cook with. Its not anything like a barstool. I'd estimate is maximum height is less than 3 feet.
1090657
No. A large chicken fits well but you will need the larger smoker for a turkey.
270943
I doubt you could due a 10 pounder due to the size this cone would be. I've never done more than a 5 lb. chicken--but the book says you can do up to a 7-8 lb. bird. That would be kinda big for the chamber. But that size gyro, even if it were smaller, my worry would be that it might fall apart IF you could mount it in the chamber securely. All this aside, I'd be willing to take a chance since you could do a very slow cook with the versatile heat settings and considering it has a center heating element. A tough decision. Maybe call the manufacturer.
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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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Oil pans are knee high. I wouldnt want it any higher for fear of it being knocked over. I cooked 80lbs of chicken strips at a wedding a few weeks ago. Fryer worked great and the height never bothered me.
2044642
I would be close depending on your heating mechanism. Yes its in the mash but it would be pretty high up on the level.
1506627
I make it to be 10 1/4" but don't forget putting a fowl on it will make it higher to the top. I have to remove the middle shelf of my oven...worth doing, though.
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It would be the right height, I'm sure, but it would depend upon how heavy and cumbersome your grill is.
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Sitting on the lowest rack one needs 12 inch clearance. My Bosch oven will accommodate a 5 to 6 lb chicken.
946293
The inner pot in which one places the chicken, roast or whatever is 7 " long by 4 1/2" wide. The chicken would have to be very small. I'm not even certain a cornish game hen would squeeze into it, but I think I will get one and try. The Model # on mine is 33111Y, not 33112Y!!
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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.
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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.
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Sure it could be if you concocted one yourself. Don't know if they offer one as an option, but it is not included. It is tall enough to handle beer can chicken tho!!!