Does anyone have this grill and are you happy with it ?
In addition I am thinking of purchasing the Rotisserie attachment, has
anyone purchased this Weber accessory and do you like it ?
Any feedback would be great.

Dan wrote:
> Does anyone have this grill and are you happy with it ?
> In addition I am thinking of purchasing the Rotisserie attachment, has
> anyone purchased this Weber accessory and do you like it ?
> Any feedback would be great.

Hi Dan. You can try to google the AFB archives and you'll likely find some
previous posts about the Performer. Here are a couple of review sites on the
Weber:

http://tinyurl.com/2ugk7
http://tinyurl.com/2py2d
http://tinyurl.com/3ak55

Dan wrote:
>
> Does anyone have this grill and are you happy with it ?
> In addition I am thinking of purchasing the Rotisserie attachment, has
> anyone purchased this Weber accessory and do you like it ?
> Any feedback would be great.


Sears has a dual fuel unit new for 2004. IIRC the model number is 16226
(why do I remember? don't have a clue).

It has an adjustable pan height for the charcoal and you have the option
of using it as a gasgrill. It might e something for you to look into.

-CAL

Dan wrote:
> Does anyone have this grill and are you happy with it ?
> In addition I am thinking of purchasing the Rotisserie attachment, has
> anyone purchased this Weber accessory and do you like it ?
> Any feedback would be great.

I have the rotisserie attachment for the regular Weber kettle grill and
it's fine. Great for leg of lamb, whole beef sirloin and such things.

In article >, djm5824
@yahoo.com says...
> Does anyone have this grill and are you happy with it ?
> In addition I am thinking of purchasing the Rotisserie attachment, has
> anyone purchased this Weber accessory and do you like it ?
> Any feedback would be great.
>

Just did a leg of lamb last weekend < pictures in alt.binaries.food >
using the rotisserie on a Weber Gold C gas grill. It was muy excelente!

Bill

I have the Performer and the Genesis B on my patio side by side, and use the
Performer 85% of the time. Once you use the gas lighter you will find it
would be difficult to go back to the old way.
Do you need a rotisserie? I cook a 12-14lb turkey indirectly 1-2
times/yearly without any need for the rotisserie attachment. I had one at
one time and threw it out. You certainly don't need it for a leg of lamb,
nor for most pork roasts. Maybe for a Christmas goose! We usually cook that
on the indoor Farberware countertop rotisserie; that's the only way to
render the goosefat.
I would suggest playing around a bit before you spend the money on the
Rotisserie attachment.
Cheers, and good luck
Kent

"Dan" > wrote in message
om...
> Does anyone have this grill and are you happy with it ?
> In addition I am thinking of purchasing the Rotisserie attachment, has
> anyone purchased this Weber accessory and do you like it ?
> Any feedback would be great.

"Kent" > wrote in message
> I would suggest playing around a bit before you spend the money on the
> Rotisserie attachment.
> Cheers, and good luck
> Kent

Rotisserie chicken or rib eye is hard to beat, IMO. I would not have a
grill without a rotisserie. Everyone has their favorites.
Ed

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