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Description |
| Beer can chicken on stainless steel. 18/10 Stainless Steel one piece construction allows you to cook a chicken or small turkey over beer for the very best and most moist chicken ever. The beer will boil in the tube and keep your chicken nice and moist in the middle while allowing the outside to develop a wonderful crispy exterior. All the fats drip into the pan giving a reduced fat chicken while retaining all of the moisture. |
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More Details |
- Allows you to cook a chicken on your barbeque or in your oven
- Beer can chicken on stainless steel (who knows where the can has been and what inks might come off if you insist on cooking on an aluminum beer can?)
- Use your favorite beer or wine, or marinade, orange juice, lime juice, lemon juice etc. Each will impart a different flavor to the chicken
- Each unit comes with instructions and recipes for dry rubs
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Product Reviews |
 Our Favorite Recipe |
| Review Date: July 28, 2007 |
| Reviewer: TBDave, Virginia |
This beer roaster is amazing. We have a $100 rotisserie that we rarely used because it takes up a lot of counter space and it's too hard to clean. This simple device has replaced that clunky inconvenient machine. Now we're cooking a big chicken dinner every weekend.
The first time we used the Beer Roaster, we tried a bland Miller Genuine Draft beer. The chicken came out moist, but flavorless. After some trial and error, we found a perfect recipe.
We pick a beer with lots of flavor. Our current preference is a dark Sam Adams brew like Black Lager or Brown Ale. We then add in a big spoonful of honey. Make sure you rinse off the chicken and pat it dry inside and out with paper towels. We then apply a dry rub to the outside of the chicken (any good rub you pick-up at the grocery store should be fine). A 6-pound chicken cooks for about 2 hours at 375 degrees. Once it's done cooking, let it sit for about 10 minutes so the juices can settle down.
Everyone raves about the flavor. There's never any leftovers. It's so much better than those lousy pre-cooked chickens at the grocery. The Beer Roaster is the best kitchen gadget we've ever bought. |
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| Review Date: October 18, 2005 |
| Reviewer: Spyce, |
No more wrestling a hot chicken off of an equally hot beer can! The 18/10 stainless steel construction is sturdy, and the tube is just the right size which makes taking the chicken off a breeze. The beer roaster is a one piece unit with a base that provides ample support for the bird to rest on.
I am not knocking the beer can method, but this roaster is even better. The roaster comes with a few sample recipes if you want to put something other than beer in the base. The possibilities are endless.
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| Review Date: July 10, 2008 |
| Reviewer: K. M. grant, LV, NV |
| great product, very stable, easily moved from BBQ to inside home, easily cleaned especially if you spray with pam first..good price, well made. would recommend it to all who like the beer can chicken on BBQ |
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| Review Date: August 31, 2007 |
| Reviewer: Joseph McKinney, St Lucie West, FL United States |
| Makes a really tasty chicken with a minimum of fuss and no problem with clean up. Just pour out the residue after baking and put the roaster in the dish washer. Be sure to add a lot of spice to the liquid for optimum flavor. |
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| Review Date: January 8, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Monica Jones, Seaville,N.J. |
| chicken definitly tastes better when "beer roasted". makes a little mess in the oven b/c of splatters, but completely minor compared to the results. if you are a family of 4 or more i would suggest getting 2. |
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Tags | beer, cameron, chicken, cookware, roaster
