***The Hanging and Spinning Meat Appreciation Thread***

spun a couple o' yardbirds yesterday with some spuds and carrots in a CI skillet underneath.

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did some gravy with the drippings to finish it up
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Interesting. I'm fabricating a rotisserie ring for my kettle. I guess I don't need to. Thanks for the post.
Hope you're joking...the meats you can turn out in roti baskets, different meat on forks and other roti attachments are incredible. Garrett is a big roti fan but he's showing off his caveman prowess. ;)
 
Think I need to hang some chicken this weekend...
 
Hope you're joking...the meats you can turn out in roti baskets, different meat on forks and other roti attachments are incredible. Garrett is a big roti fan but he's showing off his caveman prowess. ;)

You are correct, I like roti cooking, it's my favorite way to cook chicken, but string roasting is pretty cool to do when it's cool enough outside to sit by a fire and drink a few!
 
Hope you're joking...the meats you can turn out in roti baskets, different meat on forks and other roti attachments are incredible. Garrett is a big roti fan but he's showing off his caveman prowess. ;)
You inspired me. It's rough, but one wrecked road sign, and some scavenging in the basement locating stuff from past grills resulted in this.
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Nothing to cook on it at the moment, but I need to go grocery shopping anyway.
 
You inspired me. It's rough, but one wrecked road sign, and some scavenging in the basement locating stuff from past grills resulted in this.
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Nothing to cook on it at the moment, but I need to go grocery shopping anyway.
That's freaking awesome! :clap: I can't wait to get a closer look at the homemade baskets too and see some food tumbling in them. lol
 
That's freaking awesome! :clap: I can't wait to get a closer look at the homemade baskets too and see some food tumbling in them. lol
The baskets were purchased decades ago by my father. I'm in my 60's, and I can remember them being used when I was in my teens.
 
The baskets were purchased decades ago by my father. I'm in my 60's, and I can remember them being used when I was in my teens.
Way cool! What a great way to carry on your Dad's tradition using the same equipment he used.

I never realized that the round baskets were rare. I just Googled them, and those listed seen to be out of stock. Being able to tumble chicken parts is the biggest reason I want a rotisserie.
They have been discussed in the past here.
https://www.google.com/search?q=rou...=0CHYQrQIoAjALahUKEwjy_rrlue_GAhUJUogKHVV3ANs

Yes they are, the hexagon shaped are more common today.

I saw a great basket at a rotisserie product company that they don't sell much of because they are so expensive to make but it's really cool. It is a very nice heavy duty cylindrical stainless that adjusts from big down to basically a flat basket...also does kabobs. I might end up getting one if i can get a discount on it.
 
When I bulit my new barrel in '13, I used the tutorial from this site. But, I still wanted to be able to hang tritip, chicken, etc. So I drilled holes just under the top rim. which double as exhaust and rod holders. Ceramic magnets cover them at the end of the cook.

I've never used a diffuser plate when cooking meat, the more drippings vaporized by the coals, the better. But, when using the grates, I do use a pizza stone under pans of beans or vegetables.

This was the debut of the new UDS, cooking hanging halved chicken, for about 40 of my fishing buddies.

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But, it's really nice to have a grate, we do a lot of fishing.

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And our current new favorite, corned beef with smoked cabbage. It's not just for St. Pat's day anymore!

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Lastly, I have an extra barrel on hand, and want to add a removable section, that will stack on top. Room for 3-4 more racks, and a rotisserie. Seems somewhere on this site, I'd seen it, Just haven't found it yet.
 
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