Anyone using an oiless turkey fryer?

[ramboc]

I have recently come across these and was wondering if anyone has used them for frying turkey and even fish? If so, which one would you recommend?

[Firehyd]

I have a char-broil infrared cooker and they do turkeys great! I use to deep fry them but haven't touched the fryer since I got the infrared cooker....

[BuckeyeKdog]

I am still in the ice age, I use a weber kettle grill and everyone loves the turkey. Not quite as fast as frying, a 20#bird takes 2 - 2-1/2 hours depending on weather. I start out with a double charge of charcoal and indirect cooking after an hour will usually add a second charge of charcoal but that is not always necessary but y'all know how impatient a wife can be.

[feeshrman]

I had one before my tornado. I liked it for chicken and turkey's. Did a chicken a couple times a month with it. Hint, season the bird on the inside, then spray outside with Pam cooking spray and sprinkle very liberally with seasoning. Most large hens take about an hour.

[ramboc]

Thanks. I may pick one of these up. I'm curious about them and just what all I can fry in them without using expensive oil. It costs a fortune to do a turkey in oil. If I can figure out a good way to do fish in one i would be in hog heaven.

[ShilohRed]

Have not used one, but if I can smoke fish in my smoker. I bet you could hang fish in these and cook them. Sure good off a smoker.
Pete

[ramboc]

I have thought about putting some on my smoker. Looks like in gonna have to try this too.

[bobgill]

I have had the Char-Broil for a couple of years and love it. Does great on turkeys and chickens and also pork shoulders and loins.

[midcarolina]

Just remember it's not a fryer it's a broiler...........I t may cook meat to look like it was fried and it sure may taste fine, but the finished product will be different than fried..................I'm not saying it's a bad thing, just saying it's different.