Is the top tall enough over the grill to cook a beercan chicken?
1576965
If it is a small chicken. I use the rotisserie for chicken and it is AWESOME!
569129
The largest thing I have put in it is a 5 or so lb. chicken. It probably could do it although it may look crammed in there at first they alsways do shrink. Also I would cook on med instead of low.
1077090
I would bet so. The plastic top is fairly solid and has a "support grid" of perpendicular plastic under it. If the grill was in the very center of the top, it might warp a little, but I doubt it. The wings are of medium strength and I would not trust them as much.
477571
Generally you place the roaster and chicken on the grill plates. It is best to use indirect heat, that is having the charcoal on both sides of the BBQ with no direct heat under the roaster so you are roasting with indirect heat. A normal chicken is about 8-9 inchs tall and the roaster probably adds a half inch, so you only need about 10 inch clearance to close the lid.
157457
Sure it could be if you concocted one yourself. Don't know if they offer one as an option, but it is not included. It is tall enough to handle beer can chicken tho!!!
258059
We have a 28" round weber. It fits great. You really only need about a 12-14" circle. The height with chicken on is about 10", maybe a little more if it's a big chicken. We love this thing. It really does a nice job and the meat is so tender.
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Yes, I have used it with my 4 burner gas grill as well as 22.5 inch charcoal kettle grill with the "Weber 2290 22-1/2-Inch Charcoal Kettle Rotisserie"collar installed (for the additional height to clear the chicken).
2136689
Probably not. The interior diameter is 12.5 inches and the distance from rack surface to the center top of the domed lid is 4.5 inches. I can get a whole small chicken in there if I squash it down a bit, but it's easier to cut the chicken in half or in pieces and place them around the rack surface. Just for a little extra info -- I do not add water to the reservoir because I don't like steamed meat. I do, however, leave the reservoir in the unit while cooking to catch any grease drippings - makes clean-up a little easier. Also, I know that the manufacturer recommends only using the special wood dust for smoking, but I use regular wood chips found at most stores. It gives a smokier flavor that my husband and I prefer. Just make sure you turn your exhaust vent on high or use it on an outdoor gas grill.
871861
I agree with L. Ellis that the height is at least 30 inches when fully set in the ground to the cross ground level bar. This is more than you need for cooking. It is a great grill.
2080050
The upper grate would have to be removed, otherwise there is plenty of room for a beer can chicken. Removing the grate is easy.
733162
Hi George. Got over to my RV today. I didn't take the grill out of the box, but the box is 10.5 " tall. The grill is fully assembled in the box, so you should have lots of room.
594824
Possibly, I have never tried it. The chicken would cook down eventually, but might not be able to use cover initially.
63706
I don't think so, at least not in the ordinary sense. The bottom grill in mine has raised ridges running 'down' to the front to drip out the grease. the upper has ridges as well, except they're kind of a 'herringbone' pattern. if you tried to bake a hotcake on the Foreman, it would look more like a waffle if you had the top down. I guess the answer is, Not unless you can buy one with a flat plate, it is a great meat cooker, but don't know how it'd be as a griddle. rg
715696
You don't put a can in the middle of the roaster. You fill the receptacle with beer or whatever liquid you want and then put the chicken down over that. This is a really nice beer can roaster. Its heavy duty, cleans up easily and safer than putting a chicken on a can that might tip over not to mention maybe polluting your chicken by heating up whatever the can is made of and printed with.
284832
No, but a standard size camp griddle will fit on top of both burners on top of the grate.
1768367
It was pretty high. It would prob be ok. I had to return this grill after three weeks the gas wasn't getting to the burners. Amazon was great about it. Not sure if I just got a bad one but ended up springing for a weber and it cooks much more even and this one the flames were directly on the food. The grill was pretty dirty after only a few uses. Get a weber.
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I measured it by hand. Grill to top of dome is max 7 inches. NOTE: In a dome the sides get lower as you move away from the center-top, so to be safe I would work with 6 inches maximum. Hope this helps.