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Started by bigred, September 02, 2017, 08:12:20 AM

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bigred

Ladies & Gents,
Anyone ever Rotisserie a suckling pig (10- 20lbs ) on a 22" ? Does it fit - if so what is the max weight ? Also recipes and details. Thanks in advance


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vwengguy

Plus 1
That's also on my bucket list of cooks!


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SMOKE FREAK

Seems to me if a 16# turkey will fit then a 16# piggie ought to fit...

bigred


MDurso

Fun Fact: George Stephen went out and bought a few suckling pigs and measured them.  This is how he came up with the 26-3/4 diameter.
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RobertBaron

Quote from: MDurso on September 05, 2017, 12:36:16 PM
Fun Fact: George Stephen went out and bought a few suckling pigs and measured them.  This is how he came up with the 26-3/4 diameter.
But I don't have a 26'er

JEBIV

Quote from: RobertBaron on September 05, 2017, 03:47:42 PM
Quote from: MDurso on September 05, 2017, 12:36:16 PM
Fun Fact: George Stephen went out and bought a few suckling pigs and measured them.  This is how he came up with the 26-3/4 diameter.
But I don't have a 26'er
They are available for purchase 7 days a week just get one
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SmokeVide

Something in the 10-16 lb. range would probably fit it you tie the back legs to the front legs.
But keep in mind, the smaller the pig, the more expensive it will be, per pound. For a suckling under 30 or 40 pounds, you're mostly paying for labor. That labor cost is the same for a 10-pounder as it is for a 40-pounder.
Brian
Seeking: 26 rotisserie

bigred

Cool fact - thanks


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Mike in Roseville

I have a 26.75" and just got a CB rotisserie for it. Better believe suckling pig is going to be one of my holiday cooks!


Mr.CPHo


Quote from: MDurso on September 05, 2017, 12:36:16 PM
Fun Fact: George Stephen went out and bought a few suckling pigs and measured them.  This is how he came up with the 26-3/4 diameter.
Coincidentally, I came across this photo last night while thumbing through the old cookbook "Barbecuing the Weber covered way"It's followed by a fun description of a Luau including menu and decorating ideas. 


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mhiszem

Amazing! What color kettle is that? It looks plum but no plum MBH's exist. Definitely a tight fit.


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MDurso

Quote from: RobertBaron on September 05, 2017, 03:47:42 PM
Quote from: MDurso on September 05, 2017, 12:36:16 PM
Fun Fact: George Stephen went out and bought a few suckling pigs and measured them.  This is how he came up with the 26-3/4 diameter.
But I don't have a 26'er

Ah!  I'm sorry I miss that in your OP.  Well.. as pointed out in the follow-ons, it may be a tough fit with what's available by you.  I hope you're able to come up with something for your plans.
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bigred



Thanks smokeVide, sounds like bigger the better, may have to pull out bigred. I was hoping to use rotisserie on 22 inch.


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Mike in Roseville

Quote from: Mr.CPHo on September 06, 2017, 06:36:51 AM

Quote from: MDurso on September 05, 2017, 12:36:16 PM
Fun Fact: George Stephen went out and bought a few suckling pigs and measured them.  This is how he came up with the 26-3/4 diameter.
Coincidentally, I came across this photo last night while thumbing through the old cookbook "Barbecuing the Weber covered way"It's followed by a fun description of a Luau including menu and decorating ideas. 


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Charlie,

Thanks for posting that...I love that pic!