Rotisserie Chicken and Sausage

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Vermin999

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Ordered a rotisserie and it arrived yesterday so I had to break it in today with a chicken. Injected the bird with a creole jalapeno butter marinade and seasoned with just some salt and pepper and finally found a use for my OTG
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Fired up the Performer too and made heated up some sausage, garlic bread, and some zucchini and mexican squash.
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Chicken is done.
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My plate with everything and some steamed mixed veggies added.
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Hey Vermin, that chicken is looking mighty good. I never thought of injecting a chicken. I've brined them before. Did you inject just the breast meat? Also, what's your new rotisserie ring sitting on? Is that a Weber kettle?

I have an older Weber rotisserie ring that I put over my Performer but it seems to let a lot of air in while cooking so I usually have to stoke extra fuel to keep things going. Did you experience the same thing?
 
Man your broke that rotisserie in right Vermin999!
The chicken looks perfect & the rest of the feast looks
DEE Licious too ;)

8)
 
Smokey Lew said:
Hey Vermin, that chicken is looking mighty good. I never thought of injecting a chicken. I've brined them before. Did you inject just the breast meat? Also, what's your new rotisserie ring sitting on? Is that a Weber kettle?

I have an older Weber rotisserie ring that I put over my Performer but it seems to let a lot of air in while cooking so I usually have to stoke extra fuel to keep things going. Did you experience the same thing?

The Weber Rotisserie ring is sitting on a Weber OTG I started out with before I got my Performer. I stuffed some aluminum foil in the gap at the bottom of the ring and kettle and my temps were pretty stable.

I injected the chicken in the breasts,legs and thighs.
 
californiagrillin said:
Hey V, what are you using for your garlic spread on your french loaves? Is it homemade? If so, would you mind sharing recipie?

Around 6-8 pressed cloves of garlic, Lawry's seasoning salt and some butter. Mix everything together and spread it on the bread. I have used granulated garlic too if I don't have any fresh garlic on hand. Toast it on the grill and when its about ready add some cheese until melted.
 
Smokey Lew said:
Hey Vermin, that chicken is looking mighty good. I never thought of injecting a chicken. I've brined them before. Did you inject just the breast meat? Also, what's your new rotisserie ring sitting on? Is that a Weber kettle?

I have an older Weber rotisserie ring that I put over my Performer but it seems to let a lot of air in while cooking so I usually have to stoke extra fuel to keep things going. Did you experience the same thing?

Lew. Before I sold that to ya I usto just put a half chimney of K on each side. Close the bottom vents and let her rip. Would hold 450 to 350 for an hour and a half +. turned out many good brids!.

Good looken foul, Vermin!
 
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