Joetisserie baskets

Thatgrimguy · February 2020

I ordered a joetisserie for my new KJ 3 and want to get a flat basket and tumble basket for it. Any suggestions?

Sorry for asking about red on the green forum but we all know their forums suck.

ryantt · February 2020

https://atlantagrillcompany.com/collections/accessories/products/napoleon-gas-grill-round-rotisserie-stainless-steel-grill-basket

drumdudeguy · February 2020

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07CDR3DJ4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

ColtsFan · February 2020

Local Indiana company.

https://www.fillitandgrillit.com/order-now

unoriginalusername · February 2020

I have the Napoleon and it works

stlcharcoal · February 2020

My buddy got a faster motor for his so he can roast coffee beans.

Lowcountrygamecock · February 2020

I have always had trouble getting wings crispy. Does the joetisserie help?

unoriginalusername · February 2020

Lowcountrygamecock said:

I have always had trouble getting wings crispy. Does the joetisserie help?

They come out deep fried. I do them for about 30min at 425 with the dome closed and then open the dome and let the flame fly to help finish crisping the skin

jdMyers · February 2020

I sometimes take them out sauce them and then put them back on the grill. Awesome. I own borh the round and square baskets. The square is tight fit. I mean tight on a large egg.

DFW · February 2020

The fill it and grill it is pretty awesome. Soak it in water while you eat, the 'junk' melts off after, and then toss it in the dishwasher. Almost zero effort. Also, spinning your food is just fun.

DFW · February 2020

Following up, I bought a flat basket too, but haven't used it yet. Stainless so assuming it will soak and cleanup as easy as the other, just haven't used it yet. The intention was to spin a spatchcocked chicken, whole fish, etc. Probably time to dig it out.

Thatgrimguy · February 2020

DFW said:

Following up, I bought a flat basket too, but haven't used it yet. Stainless so assuming it will soak and cleanup as easy as the other, just haven't used it yet. The intention was to spin a spatchcocked chicken, whole fish, etc. Probably time to dig it out.

I want the flat basket specifically for fish.

jdMyers · February 2020

spray it with anti stick cooking spray, helps a lot. Sos pads after a hot soak, it all comes off

DFW · February 2020

Thatgrimguy said:

DFW said:

Following up, I bought a flat basket too, but haven't used it yet. Stainless so assuming it will soak and cleanup as easy as the other, just haven't used it yet. The intention was to spin a spatchcocked chicken, whole fish, etc. Probably time to dig it out.

I want the flat basket specifically for fish.

And now I want fish.

Went fishing back home with some friends and my brothers a few weeks ago. Wilmington River/ Wassaw Sound on the coast of Savannah - tore up some redfish, trout, black drum and sheepshead - would have been outstanding roasted whole in the flat basket.

I guess it's time for another fishing trip!

Elijah · February 2020

Napoleon got here today

Thatgrimguy · February 2020

Elijah said:

Napoleon got here today

Oh how I love helping people spend their $$

I won't get to test drive mine till next week and maybe even next weekend!

eggnewtoy · April 2020

I’ve used my basket for wings and they turn out great.

Lowcountrygamecock · April 2020

My first kamado joe cook 3 years ago was a pork loin on the joetisserie. I had rancid smoke from cheap lump and not letting it mellow out and the cook did not go well. I assumed it was from the fat dripping on the fire and haven't used the joetisserie again until this weekend. 2nd pork loin done correctly was fantastic now I'm excited about the joetisserie again. I'm still trying to justify a basket though. I cooked wings indirect, raised in the dome last night at 350 for an hour and 45 minutes and they were fantastic. Hard to imagine the basket making them any better. Any other good uses for the basket?

HarrisFrampton · April 2020

https://www.amazon.com/OneGrill-Performer-Universal-Rotisserie-Stainless/dp/B01NAEOFXK/ref=sr_1_10?crid=3VKPSYMTQAC3H&keywords=rotessiere+basket&qid=1585747960&sprefix=rotes%2Caps%2C604&sr=8-10

Thatgrimguy · April 2020

Lowcountrygamecock said:

My first kamado joe cook 3 years ago was a pork loin on the joetisserie. I had rancid smoke from cheap lump and not letting it mellow out and the cook did not go well. I assumed it was from the fat dripping on the fire and haven't used the joetisserie again until this weekend. 2nd pork loin done correctly was fantastic now I'm excited about the joetisserie again. I'm still trying to justify a basket though. I cooked wings indirect, raised in the dome last night at 350 for an hour and 45 minutes and they were fantastic. Hard to imagine the basket making them any better. Any other good uses for the basket?

I need to cook more wings. My one run in the joetisserie wasn't great. But it was my first use. I've done a couple of pork loins that have been great. And just scored some fresh Grouper and some triple tail that I'm going to put in the flat basket.

OhioEgger · April 2020

Lowcountrygamecock said:

Any other good uses for the basket?

Ten sausages fit perfectly in my basket and I get a nice even cook that way. No worries about turning them on the grid.

DFW · April 2020

@OhioEgger any photos of how you’re spinning sausages?

OhioEgger said:

Lowcountrygamecock said:

Any other good uses for the basket?

Ten sausages fit perfectly in my basket and I get a nice even cook that way. No worries about turning them on the grid.

OhioEgger · April 2020

DFW said:

@OhioEgger any photos of how you’re spinning sausages?

Sorry, I don't. But my basket is like this one:
https://www.amazon.com/OneGrill-Stainless-Universal-Rotisserie-Hexagon/dp/B008P4B8M2/ref=as_li_ss_tl?s=lawn-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1512079186&sr=1-1-spell&keywords=falt+rotisseriebasket&linkCode=sl1&tag=bbqandpatio18-20&linkId=278db318870620cf0538d31b42e5dfea

and it's easy to see how ten sausages fit neatly next to each other in it.

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/5017260/uploads/editor/9m/1p8jzqsst1ad.jpg

Elijah · April 2020

Thatgrimguy said:

Lowcountrygamecock said:

My first kamado joe cook 3 years ago was a pork loin on the joetisserie. I had rancid smoke from cheap lump and not letting it mellow out and the cook did not go well. I assumed it was from the fat dripping on the fire and haven't used the joetisserie again until this weekend. 2nd pork loin done correctly was fantastic now I'm excited about the joetisserie again. I'm still trying to justify a basket though. I cooked wings indirect, raised in the dome last night at 350 for an hour and 45 minutes and they were fantastic. Hard to imagine the basket making them any better. Any other good uses for the basket?

I need to cook more wings. My one run in the joetisserie wasn't great. But it was my first use. I've done a couple of pork loins that have been great. And just scored some fresh Grouper and some triple tail that I'm going to put in the flat basket.

I bought the napoleon basket because of this thread. I bought it for the chicken wings. I have cooked five or six batches.

First thing is that it is hard to cook to temp or appearance. I've went direct at ~425 for thirty minutes and I just need a better way to get a reliable result.

Second thing is that the amount you are cooking greatly changes things. This probably should have been common sense but it wasn't. The cooking time/weight doesn't seem to be linear.

That being said I have seen some positive results. I do believe that the basket can deliver a better wing than just on the grill. I just have to not burn myself out before I perfect it to my preference.

DFW · April 2020

When the fat renders, and you can poke a skewer or spatula through the wire to knock the stuck wings off the basket, they're done. Works for me, and the wings are crispy. Fried-like.

DFW · April 2020

Starting from frozen works too, just salt/season when they warm up.

DFW · April 2020

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/5017260/uploads/editor/c7/3uemvzoe5o1o.jpeg

We enjoy playing with the rotisserie enough that we bought the bigger one for the XL Egg when I sold the KJ Classic II. So much better in the bigger form factor too, love the space the XL affords. D@mn you Costco and your Roadshow!

eggnewtoy · April 2020

Lowcountrygamecock said:

My first kamado joe cook 3 years ago was a pork loin on the joetisserie. I had rancid smoke from cheap lump and not letting it mellow out and the cook did not go well. I assumed it was from the fat dripping on the fire and haven't used the joetisserie again until this weekend. 2nd pork loin done correctly was fantastic now I'm excited about the joetisserie again. I'm still trying to justify a basket though. I cooked wings indirect, raised in the dome last night at 350 for an hour and 45 minutes and they were fantastic. Hard to imagine the basket I making them any better. Any other good uses for the basket?

I use it to for chicken pieces, seafood, salmon roast green Chiles, for a reverse sear, and anything else. I love my baskets and use them a lot.

mEGG_My_Day · May 2020

OhioEgger said:

DFW said:

@OhioEgger any photos of how you’re spinning sausages?

Sorry, I don't. But my basket is like this one:
https://www.amazon.com/OneGrill-Stainless-Universal-Rotisserie-Hexagon/dp/B008P4B8M2/ref=as_li_ss_tl?s=lawn-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1512079186&sr=1-1-spell&keywords=falt+rotisseriebasket&linkCode=sl1&tag=bbqandpatio18-20&linkId=278db318870620cf0538d31b42e5dfea

and it's easy to see how ten sausages fit neatly next to each other in it.

That is like the one I use (on a Hasty Bake)

I have had a wing fall out during a cook, but it landed on the grid and was saved. Highly recommend.

StephenMealy · August 2020

Don’t sweat the cleanup and save money on excess amounts of oil on your rotisserie baskets....SOS pads do a great job cleaning them up perfectly like new.

StephenMealy · August 2020

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