speaking of cooking and such, since the price of groceries has gone up 
so much, Im really thinking about having a garden next year.

Bill R wrote:
> Tried out my new [to me] grill tonight, and tried the rotisserie for the
> first time in my life.  Pretty basic stuff, I stuck two chickens on the
> spit, put some BBQ rub on them and cranked it up.  I was also dealing with
> some grandkids at the time, and when I thought it was stable at 450 degrees
> I wandered off for a time.  When I got back a few minutes later it as at 550
> and the chicken skin was black.  Tasted good [burn was only of the skin],
> but not visually appealing, to say the least.  It's a 4 burner Jenn-Air,
> 64,000 BTU.  Anyone have a good method for using a rotisserie?  It did not
> come with a manual.
> 
> BillR   
> 
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