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Rotisserie Whole Chickens

Make use of the Primo Rotisserie accessory with this delicious Smoked Rotisserie Whole Chicken recipe.

Prep Time30m

Inactive Prep Time1-12h

Cook Time1h 30m

CategoryPoultry

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The Ingredients

  • 2 (4-6 lbs) whole chicken
  • 6 tablespoons Primo Chicken Tickler Seasoning & Dry Rub

Preparation Instructions

  1. Remove the grill racks and set up the Primo Rotisserie.
  2. Heat the grill to 275-300°F and stabilize. Add some cherry wood chunks or chips for smokiness.
  3. Use butcher twine to truss the legs together and secure the wing tips.
  4. Push the spit rod through the chicken cavity. Position the chickens on the center of the spit rod and slide the rotisserie forks into the chicken with a gentle push. Tighten the screws on the tines.
  5. Once the chickens are secure on the spit rod, place the chicken on top of an aluminum pan or any deep long pan and generously season.

Cooking InstructionsTailgating

  1. Insert the spit rod with chicken into the rotisserie motor. Start the motor and close the lid.
  2. Roast for about 60-75 minutes or until the chicken is 145-150°F.
  3. Remove the spit rod with chicken while increasing the grill's internal temperature.
  4. Open bottom and top vents and increase the heat to 400°F.
  5. Insert the spit rod with the chicken back into the rotisserie motor and close the lid.
  6. Fire roast the chickens for about 15 minutes or until the internal temperature of the chicken breast reaches 160°F.
  7. Rest chicken on rod for 15 minutes before removing the spit rod. If possible, rest the chicken another 15 minutes before serving.

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