George Foreman GR82B George Jr. Rotisserie

Brand: George Foreman

Features:

• 9-1/4-inch rotisserie spits hold 10-pound turkey, 2 chickens, roasts
• 8-1/4-by-7-1/2-by-2-1/2-inch flat basket for grilling fish, steaks, vegetables
• Round basket for roasting vegetables, "dry-frying" potatoes
• 6 skewers for kabobs, ribs; cook-time chart, recipes included
• Compact size: 18 inches wide, 12-1/2 inches high, 12-1/2 inches deep

Details: Product description "SALTON INC" ROTISSERIE GRILLS The spits are one of four cooking methods provided by the rotisserie. There's a round basket for roasting vegetables and "dry-frying" potatoes (fresh or frozen) in the low-fat method for which George Foreman appliances are famous. A flat basket measuring 8-1/4 inches long, 7-1/2 inches wide, and 2-1/2 inches deep adjusts to hold foods like fish, steaks, and vegetables flat for grilling as they rotate. Finally, six skewers fit into the rotisserie for kebabs and pork ribs. Other features include a lift-up cover with a window, a three-hour timer, and a pullout drip tray. The rotisserie has a metal-and-plastic exterior and a metal interior for easy cleaning. It carries a one-year warranty against defects and comes with a cooking time chart and recipes. 9-1/4-inch rotisserie spits hold 10-pound turkey, 2 chickens, roasts. 8-1/4-by-7-1/2-by-2-1/2-inch flat basket for grilling fish, steaks, vegetables. Round basket for roasting vegetables, "dry-frying" potatoes. 6 skewers for kabobs, ribs; cook-time chart, recipes included. Compact size: 18 inches wide, 12-1/2 inches high, 12-1/2 inches deep. Big enough to hold a 10-pound turkey, two chickens, six kebabs, six beef or fish steaks, or a family-size portion of french fries, yet compact enough to fit on any kitchen counter, this rotisserie brings the advantages of rotational cooking into the home. The 1,100-watt appliance measures just 18 inches wide, 12-1/2 inches high, and 12-1/2 inches deep, and its spits are 9-1/4 inches long. The spits are one of four cooking methods provided by the rotisserie. There's a round basket for roasting vegetables and "dry-frying" potatoes (fresh or frozen) in the low-fat method for which George Foreman appliances are famous. A flat basket measuring 8-1/4 inches long, 7-1/2 inches wide, and 2-1/2 inches deep adjusts to hold foods like fish, steaks, and vegetables flat for grilling as they rotate. Finally, six skewers fit into the rotisserie for kebabs and pork ribs. Other features include a lift-up cover with a window, a three-hour timer, and a pullout drip tray. The rotisserie has a metal-and-plastic exterior and a metal interior for easy cleaning. It carries a one-year warranty against defects and comes with a cooking time chart and recipes. --Fred Brack