Can you get a 15 lb or bigger Turkey in it?
224318
Definitely, I just smoked a 11.5 lb pork shoulder in it last night and it still had about 8 inches above. I have smoked over 25lbs at once with no problems.
972424
I have never cooked a 12lb turkey in mine but it states that you can. That's only because I never buy anything less than a 20lb. Just remember to keep the food at least 4 inches below the top.
266360
we have done an 8 lb prime rib in this set it and forget it but don't think we can go much bigger. Our older one was bigger. It looks like the 6000 series will cook a 23 lb turkey
451095
A 45 pound turkey? Are you kidding me? Where does one find a 45 pound turkey? It could hold a 25 pound turkey. I use it for a 14 pound turkey, because I like to rotate the bird during roasting. It was an expensive roasting pan. But, I haven't EVER regretted buying it. If you take good care of it -- it will last you a lifetime.
1666054
Yes! With no trouble at all. Mine was about 9lb when I bought this and she did fine. She is 15lb now and still fits in it just fine too!
254408
If you spatchcock (split) the turkey (search it online) you can easily smoke the Turkey. I did a 22 lb Turkey and it works great. I put the water pan below and put the rack on the tray directly and not on the shelf. By splitting it along the backbone and laying it flat like that you should have plenty of space for a Turkey of almost any size. While I smoked it I cooked the rest of the stuffing and such below in the pizza chamber. https://www.youtube.com/user/EcoQue
526936
No, it's not large enough. It would hold the turkey, but not the brine, if you're doing a liquid. I'm using a 4 gallon bucket for 13 lbs.
540515
I am sorry I have never used this for a turkey though it is very large. I would assume a large Turkey would fit.
1989266
Yes, I think so. Check the exterior dimension, and then subtract about 2.5 inches from each dimension to arrive at the internal dimension. Not sure how big your turkey is.
849785
I would say no. It could possibly hold a 6 to 8 pound turkey breast, but not a full turkey. Just not enough space.
1364410
only if it was the size if a chicken. The opening is too small for a turkey. What a great Idea, though. Rhese thinfs are awesome and you get some really tasty meals with throwing in some veggies and meat.
210339
Yes, it will easily hold your 18 pound turkey. Nice rack, heavy in construction and large size.
189882
I really don't believe that it's big enough for a turkey that big. I've baked a whole chicken at about 3lb. and that was just right for this size pan.
2005003
You will be able to cook a turkey............size is a factor. I cooked a 12 lb turkey and it worked great. You need to ensure that all parts are tied down, and I do mean tied down. Nothing can touch the heating element !
1991013
I don't see why not. I have 15 pound cats that have no problem going through the space provided.
1415635
Not sure what the heaviest would be but I used it with a 22 pound turkey. I hope this helps
1260932
I'm pretty sure I did a 22lb turkey last year, and there was plenty of room. The turkey turned out fantastic!