ThreeDJ16 Posted June 30, 2007 Report Posted June 30, 2007 Tsunami Spin was pretty good on chicken. Though I am more a fan of a stronger season for whole chicken and this was very mild in flavor. So far I like the Swamp Venom the best on chicken, but I have not tried the Firewalk on it yet! The Tsunami season might be a good candidate for grilling a chicken breast with a teriyaki glaze finish! -=Jasen=- Quote
Firemonkey Posted June 30, 2007 Report Posted June 30, 2007 Tasty looking chicken! How thick is the stone you are using, so it clears the 8" basket? I still have my POSK heat deflector -its the only part of that grill that doesnt have giant cracks in it I could probably use it, and go with the 8" basket, too. How would you rate the rotis experience? I am assuming that basket requires a little cleanup attention - is the benefit worth the cleanup? Quote
Turtle Posted June 30, 2007 Report Posted June 30, 2007 Good and tasty That is some fine looking cooking! Quote
ThreeDJ16 Posted June 30, 2007 Author Report Posted June 30, 2007 The stone is just a standard pizza stone, say 3/4" maybe? I must say, the cradle is a pain to clean up. I even sprayed it with PAM this time before use. If I had a huge sink, it would not be an issue, as I few minutes soak and the gunk falls right off. But this thing is way to large to clean very easily in my sink. I do however like the rotis experience. I slow cooked that chicken (3hours), it was fall apart tender and still ridiculously juicy. I had to wipe the pan of all the juice before I took that pic; it was starting to come back if you look under the left leg. And just for info, I thought a chicken fit in the 8" cradle just fine (it was not a huge chicken either). I also plan on trying Boston butts in it too. -=Jasen=- Quote
Curly Posted June 30, 2007 Report Posted June 30, 2007 Can't wait to get my rotis and do me some birds (and butts too) that way. I have a large utility sink by the washer and dryer and I hope that helps with clean up. That was one of the things David mentioned also, very much a pain to clean up. Quote
PaulR Posted July 1, 2007 Report Posted July 1, 2007 Can't wait to get my rotis and do me some birds (and butts too) that way. I have a large utility sink by the washer and dryer and I hope that helps with clean up. That was one of the things David mentioned also' date=' very mush a pain to clean up.[/quote'] I'm with Curly cleaning my rotis in the sink next to our washer..It should fit... Expected KK delivery next Tuesday/Wednesday! Quote
