Preheat 10 minutes.

FOOD WEIGHT POUNDS FLAME SETTING FOR ROTISSERIE MINUTES PER POUND
BEEF
Rolled Rib 4-6 In Broiler—Low Rare 26-30
Medium 35-40
Well-done 40-45
Tenderloin 2½-3 In Broiler—medium Rare 10-15
Medium 15-20
Well-done 22-28
LAMB
Rolled Leg 4-5 In Broiler—low ... 40-45
PORK
Canadian Bacon 3-4 In Broiler—low ... 20-25
Ham-cured 3-4 In Broiler—low ... 35-40
Ham-precooked 4 In Broiler—low ... 20
Loin, fresh (boned and rolled)
use meat thermometer to make sure that pork roasts are well-done.
3-5 In Broiler—low ... 45-55
FOOD WEIGHT POUNDS FLAME SETTING FOR ROTISSERIE COOKING TIME
Spareribs In Broiler—low 1½-2 hours
Weiners In Broiler—medium 12-15 min.
POULTRY
Chicken (halved) 2-3 In Broiler—low 1-1¼ hours
Chicken (whole) 2-3 In Broiler—medium 1¼-1½ hours
Cornish Hen ¾-1 In Broiler—low 1½-2 hours
Duckling 4-5 In Broiler—low 2½-3 hours

INFRARED BURNER ROTISSERIE GUIDE

Use High flame for preheating and cooking

Preheat 5 minutes

FOOD WEIGHT POUNDS DONENESS MINUTES PER POUND INTERNAL TEMPERATURE
BEEF
Rolled Rib 4-6 Rare 20 140°F.
Medium 22 160°F.
Well-Done 25 170°F.
Rib Eye Roast 3-4 Rare 20 140°F.
Medium 22 160°F.
Well-Done 25 170°F.
LAMB
Rolled Leg 3-4 Medium 25 175°F.
PORK
Canadian Bacon 2-3 Well-Done 20 170°F.
Ham—Ready-to-Eat 5-6 Well-Done 20 160°F.
Loin—Bone In 4-5 Well-Done 15 170°F.
POULTRY
Broiler-fryer 2-3 Well-Done 20 190°F.
Turkey (not stuffed) 6-8 Well-Done 15 190°F.

COOKING TERMS AND METHODS

Note: See pages [12] through [18] to use thermostatic top burner for these methods.