November 25, 2008

Char-Broil - The Big Easy Oil-Less Infrared Turkey Fryer

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The Char-Broil Big Easy oil-less infrared turkey fryer represents the next step forward in utilizing infared style cooking, and not burning your house down with a Turkey Fryer filled with boiling oil. You can cook up to a 16lb turkey, or other large cuts of meat (chickens, pork tenderloings, or beef roasts). With no hot cooking oil to purchase, splatter, or dispose of, the Char-Broil Big Easy is the delcious, safe and easy alternative to oil-fried turkey.

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Cooking is done inside a double-wall cylindrical cooking chamber, powered by a fullly enclosed propane burner. Heck, you can even use your favorite marinades, and they can be injected before you cook the bird or during the process. After using a turkey fryer at my parents house in Maine, we think this is the way to go. It just never feels right - it just feels dangerous, but you also can't make deep fried potato chips in this baby either.

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Posted by Jay Brewer at November 25, 2008 8:46 AM

Comments

I have deep fried turkeys the last 15 years. I saw the Char-Broil’s new infrared oil-less turkey fryer at Bass Pro S hop and bought it. I give it 4.5 out of 5 stars. The skin isn't as crisp and crunchy as deep frying. It takes twice as long to cook. I always cook mine to 190 degrees. Thats checking it in the leg. I didn't have the problems Nick did. No oil to buy, uses less propane, quicker clean up, no jumping up every few minutes to check the temperature, and you can sit bak and talk in a normal voice.(Burner is pretty loud with normal cooker)

Posted by: Ronnell Storie at June 25, 2009 12:14 AM