Ceramic chicken/turkey roaster

WessB

With all this talk about all of the various ceramic eggsessories that everyone is using...I thought this link might appeal to some of you...I just found it surfing and have no idea how well it works..plust there`s a $5 discount at the bottom....
If anyone does try it..let us all know how well it works..[p]http://www.cyberis.net/~cookers/index.html[p]Wess
[ul][li]roaster[/ul]

MAC

WessB,
I have the chicken roaster and it seems to work GRRR...ATE. doesn't hold beer to well thought.

ChefRD

WessB, I have a Willie's Chicken Sitter. It will hold a can of beer, spices, etc. and works very well. They can be found at the barbecue store and other places . HTH
ChefRD

[ul][li]willie's sitter[/ul]

Gretl

WessB,
I have a poultry sitter; can't think of the brand at the moment. It's metal; looks like the Eiffel Tower, and I put a small can of beer in it. Works great, but it's a bugger to clean. I've seen the pix of Willie's chicken sitter, ceramic with a hollow interior. IMHO, that looks like a good one. The convenience of a built-in receptacle for the beer, but much easier to clean than the wire grid.
Cheers,
Gretl

Unknown

ChefRD, I also bought Willie's sitters for cornish hens and they are just minatures of the others. Those come two to a box and the two cost about the same as one big one for a chicken. Ease of clean up is great and as for the argument that an alumium can can just be pitched doesn't mean much once or twice after you have knocked over a beer butt and all the liquid pours down the side onto the lump and between the fire ring and outer walls - yuckkkk! ^oo^~

Charly

Gretl, I use the same metal chicken sitter you have.It seems to make cleanup a lot easier if you coat it with cooking oil before you put your chicken on it.This also applies to rib and v-racks,and also grids.I use a pump up spray bottle with olive oil or Pam with olive oil.This should help with cleanup and save you a little elbow grease.

ChefRD

one feral kat, my sentiments exactly. I just put mine in the dishwasher and it is cleaned up and ready to go again.
Later,
ChefRD