Weber Rotisserie Recipes

Weber rotisserie grilling is a roasting technique and this method of cooking yields lot of mouth-watering recipes. Once you start trying the simple, yet tasty Weber rotisserie recipes, you never want to use the old barbecuing technique again. As the Weber grill uses a spit that runs down the center of the meat, it can be cooked evenly. This makes the dishes tastier and you can even keep the Weber grill indoors.

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Rotisserie Chicken

Basic rotisserie chicken can be prepared in Weber grill effortlessly.

• Rinse chicken and drain the excess water. Apply some salt in the cavity and fasten the neck skin to back with skewers.
• Insert spit rod through center of the chicken so that it can be cooked evenly. Place the spit on rotisserie.
• If you want, you can grease the chicken with melted butter, barbecue sauce or a Cajun Rub for chicken.
• Grill the chicken for about one to one and a half hours or until the chicken becomes soft. This simple Weber rotisserie recipe yields grand feast to your taste buds.

Five Spice Chicken

Five spice chicken is another scrumptious Weber rotisserie recipe and is perfect for get-togethers.

• Combine 1/4 cup of soy sauce, juice concentrate, finely chopped fresh cilantro, and fresh lemon juice, one tablespoon of minced garlic and Asian sesame oil and one teaspoon Chinese five spice powder and half a teaspoon ground black pepper.
• Take one whole chicken and remove giblets, wing tips and neck. Rinse it thoroughly.
• Place the chicken in a resealable plastic bag and pour the mixed marinade ingredients. Seal the bag tightly after pressing out the air. Refrigerate it for six to eight hours.
• Remove the chicken from the bag. Discard the marinade and place the chicken lengthwise on the spit. Cook the chicken until it becomes brown.
• Take out the chicken carefully, cut it into pieces and serve.

Salmon Steaks on Weber Rotisserie

You would love the lip-smacking salmon marinade Weber rotisserie recipe.

• Take salmon steaks, 2 tablespoon brown sugar, 2 minced garlic, 1/2 cup of Japanese style mild soy sauce, olive oil and rye each. Mix all the ingredients except salmon.
• Then pour the mixture over salmon and refrigerate for 2 to 4 hours.
• Place the salmon on the Weber grill on medium or low heat. If you want, you can brush the salmon with extra marinade. Serve it with rice.

Weber Grilled Chicken Breast with Chimichurri

Grilled chicken breast with chimichurri is an excellent Argentinean recipe that can be prepared on the Weber grill.

• Take six chicken breast halves, boned and flattened.
• Prepare sauce separately by mixing 10 garlic cloves, 3/4 cup olive oil, 1/4 cup white wine vinegar, one bunch flat leaf parsley, 1/4 cup chicken broth, 3/4 teaspoon of dried basil and oregano each and salt and pepper in a food processor.
• In a separate bowl, mix two tablespoons of olive oil and three tablespoon Chimchurri sauce for marinade.
• Put chicken in zip lock bag and pour the sauce mixtures. Refrigerate for about four hours.
• Grill the chicken for ten minutes. Remove it and pour the remaining sauce. Serve this yummy Weber rotisserie recipe with rice and mashed potatoes.

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How to Use A Gas Grill In Simple Laymen Terms

Gas grills can be tricky and a little scary for the novice “Grill Master”… I suggest starting with learning the grill itself. Most gas grills are sold in stores where they have a unit on display and an “intelligent” salesperson who can walk you through the features of your grill. Have them tell you all the functions of the knobs and where to hook the gas up as it can be a very dangerous if you don’t hook it up correctly and then go to light the grill.

Tell them to show you all the necessities you need to be successful in learning how to use a gas grill properly. In most cases, you can have the grill assembled right there and then all you have to do is hook up the propane (gas) tank to it and get started. Just make sure to double check the gas tank where you hook it up to the grill. Be sure it is screwed on even and tightly so as not to have any gas leaks. Most grills have an ignite switch so you don’t have to worry about a long match or lighter either. (Although I keep one on hand just in case!)

Once you have all that established and you are ready to go, you need to decide what you would like to grill first. I personally think steaks are one of the easiest and least time consuming meats to grill. When you cook steak on a gas grill you may want to do a little prep work to help it along. You can start by marinating your steak in something flavorful that you like.

Some folks use a prepared marinade, some make their own. Either way it gives your steak a great flavor and keeps it from drying out and tasting like an old shoe! (Not a good experience either by the way. The “shoe syndrome” can really ruin the potential of a future Master Griller!) Then as always you should prep your grill a little too. I do this by spraying Pam for grilling (sold in most grocery stores) or by wiping the grill grate with a nice lint free cloth coated with a bit of olive oil.

Once you have mastered your first grill party, you will never want the old humdrum stove again! There are so many things you can do on a gas grill your only dilemma will be what to try next. You can skewer (meat on a stick) some chicken, pork, shrimp or scallops with some fruit, onion and peppers. Or you can skewer some beef, peppers, onions and mushrooms. Or you can just grill old fashioned BBQ chicken. That is still a prized entre, let me tell you!

Pick up a book of cooking tips for gas grills. There are a million cook books out there for the novice griller all the way up to the master griller. You can even keep the vegetarians in your family happy by skewering or grilling veggies like corn, peppers, tomatoes, zucchini, squash, onions and all kinds of other wonderful things!

Cooking guides for gas grills are available all over the Internet or in most libraries or book stores to help you get started. You only have to decide what you want and how you want it. In most cases, gas grills come with both a manual on assembly and parts as well as a guide to cooking on the grill already included.

So go on now… Get started showing your SKILLS! You will be the talk of your family once you master grilling. But be careful… if you are too good, you will always be asked to play grill chef!

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I like this recipe because I live alone and can make up several packets at a time to freeze when there’s a bulk sale of chicken to take advantage of at a low price and, other than tossing a salad, each packet is a full meal for me

What To Grill:

• 4 skinless chicken breasts or leg quarters
• 2 bell peppers cut into strips
• 1 lb. red potatoes, thinly sliced
• 1/4 cup barbecue sauce of choice
• 1 Tbsp. orange juice

How To Grill It:

Place each chicken breast in to the center of a foil packet. Divide bell peppers and potatoes evenly over chicken breasts. In small bowl, stir together barbecue sauce and orange juice. Pour evenly over chicken and vegetables. Double fold packets closed. Place packets, seam side up, on the rack of a grill. Grill 30-45 minutes until vegetables are tender and meat thermometer inserted in to the thickest portion of chicken reads 160F and juices run clear.

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How to Grill Chicken, Shrimp, Fish Pork Loin or Steak is just like any other kind of cooking, it is a learned art. Keep this in mind as you are learning.

You are sure to have some failures. The major difference between grilling and cooking on the stove or in the oven is that grilling is a combination of the two.

You have direct heat from the gas burners or the charcoal and you have indirect heat that fills the grill when the lid is put down. Grills also have higher heat and less control over that heat.

With your oven you can set the temperature precisely, but with a grill you either turn on or light the fire and the heat will just keep rising.

The average gas grill can reach temperatures of 500 degrees in a just a few minutes. This is why you can’t throw the food on the grill and walk away until the timer goes off. You must remain ever attentive. Monitoring is the key. The high heat, both direct and indirect is the basis of grilling.

You want to use this high heat to cook the food quickly, but, because foods will cook fast on a grill, you will have to turn them to get them to cook evenly and without burning. Although, if you turn the food too often you will just slow the process of cooking and this can lead to food that is tough and dry. The trick is to turn only when necessary. To check when the food is ready to be turned you will need to get down low, by the edge of the grill, being careful not to burn yourself, and lift up the corner of the meat. When the lines from the grills cooking grate start to turn black it’s time to turn the food.

Knowing when to turn and when your food is cooked is the whole skill of successful grilling. The rest is just recipes and tricks. This skill however is also the hardest thing to teach, especially in a book. Ideally a steak should be turned only once. If you are cooking a thick cut of meat (over 1-1/2 inches) you may need to turn it three times to ensure it is cooked through to the center.

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