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Old 01-13-2019, 01:06 PM
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I always just use my gas grill. Easy to control the heat and it has a thermometer on the top.
I've done this! It works.....just elevate the parts away from the flame a bit!

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Clamp the parts to a rotisserie for even bbq'ing er, baking.
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Clamp the parts to a rotisserie for even bbq'ing er, baking.
Now you're cooking with gas! LOL!

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Use Kingsford charcoal for the extra flavour!!!
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