Can this be used in a Char-Broil The Big Easy to cook a 12-15 lb turkey?
395130
No, it's not big enough for a Turkey. It holds poultry up to 8 pounds (as mentioned in the item description.)
395131
No - I don't believe that Norpro would work on a turkey that big. I have used it for 6 lbs chickens and that is about as big as I would go.
395132
n's not big enough to support it it will support up to a 7 lb chicken try the the char broil or weber website for something bigger
395133
I don't think so. It would be too small. This is made for more of a regular chicken or Cornish game hen.
395134
I wouldn't think so, I used it on a 5lb chicken it would get lost in a turkey. It does work great on a chicken however and I use it often.
1685341
Nope, no reason. As a matter of fact I have used this to cook a Turkey. Worked great
545355
I haven't taken it out of the box yet but did read it would cook a 12 lb turkey.
1486680
I use it mainly for roasting vegetables, but I estimate that it would hold a 12# to 15# turkey if it was well trussed. The problem would be turkey juices and basting juices dripping outside the pan.
1630645
Hi,It can fit a 15 lb turkey but it would also depend on the shape of the bird, it would be best to limit it to 13 lb.Thank You!
582572
This pot is HUGE!! 32 Quart. It barely fits on our larger burner (electric). It is taller than it is wide ... which helps. And it distributes the heat over the entire bottom quite well ... even the part that hangs over a little. I don't know how much oil you'll need but a 20+ lb. turkey would fit in it easily. I wouldn't mind having the recipe/directions for deep frying turkey in this pot. We LOVE LOVE LOVE this pot!
1547511
I have cooked pork, beef and venison roasts. I do inject them and cook on a slower temp instead of all the way with turkey. Best to not cook over a 13lb turkey just like you would do for frying in oil. Turkey comes out juicy and perfect. Takes about 2.5 hrs for a turkey. Always use a thermometer.
2110485
Its fairly large so i would think so, but i have never put a turkey in it. Nice roaster...lid also makes a pan
1166148
Of course--why would you hesitate? But you would use the broiler element since it is not a "grill."
189882
I really don't believe that it's big enough for a turkey that big. I've baked a whole chicken at about 3lb. and that was just right for this size pan.
1333366
It will turn and do a great job on up to 15 lb turkey. I had one years ago, and used the farberware for at least 10 turkeys. It self-basted, and took no longer than an oven. And back then (early 80's) cost no where near $200, or even $100. Lost it in a house fire, tho. (the farberware was not at fault)
2244697
Michael...the CB940 does it all ! I do Turkeys, Roasts and about anything. I have 2 CB940's and a CB500, SRG and 2 burner Infrared . LOVE Char-Broil !
1333368
Keep in mind the Farberware rotisserie comes in 2 sizes, the larger one would easily handle a 14lb turkey, the smaller, prob a 10-12lb.
849786
HI, first of all it would of course depend on the size of the bird . The inside of the oven measures (6.3" H, 12" W and 12.2" D and 12" W ) Maybe you could use a small bird, like an 8 pound turkey. You really MUST PLAN AHEAD when you are unsure about ovens, I wish you good luck with your culenery arts.12"
666441
Sure you could if you are innovative but you really don't need to because you can process a 15 pound tub of meat in no time. I would not recommend it but if you would like to and are innovative than yes you could go for it.
1729767
I have not tried it but right now I am smoking a 7lb chicken and there is plenty more room and heat to cook more. The instruction manual states you can smoke a 10-15lb turkey and I would believe it.
1204265
Yes, you can. I have not yet tested it myself, but the instructions on the box say that it may be used in an oven or under the broiler up to 500°F.