Rotisserie Chile and FOOD Roasters for the Grill

DRYKULL INNOVATIONS LLC provides AFFORDABLE, easy to use roasters for roasting and cooking just about anything on the grill. Owned and operated by Patrick I. Driscoll, born and raised in Alamogordo, New Mexico – an absolute lover of New Mexico cuisine and “Green Chile”.

Our MOTTO is: Happy Roasters Happy People

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ROAST ‘EM UP! ™ Rotisserie Chili (and FOOD) Roasters for the Grill are designed to be used as an attachment to most standard motorized barbeque rotisseries. All you need to do is utilize the rotisserie bar that comes with your rotisserie, slide ROAST ‘EM UP! ™ in place, lock it in and you’re ready to ROAST ‘EM UP! ™ The openings of the inserts are to accommodate up to a 5/8” rotisserie bar.
The coolest thing! It’s hands free when using a motorized rotisserie. (Heavy duty rotisserie motors are recommended! Standard 3Watt motors work fine with less heavy loads.) Load it up with your favorite chili, turn on your rotisserie, crank up the grill on high, prop-up the lid to about 5 inches or just leave the grill lid open and go about doing other things periodically checking for doneness. Once you get the hang of it, and get a feel for how much chili (or other foods) to load for even cooking you’ll be roasting perfect chili every time! Propping the lid open decreases cooking time and increases heat. (Adjust temperature as necessary.)
The original intention for use was for roasting New Mexico Green Chili - (Anaheim’s), Poblanos, jalapeños, Serrano’s, and all peppers. We have found many uses for this simple, yet effective roaster. By the way, if you know how difficult it is to get a good even roasting of Poblanos so that they peel easily, look no further! Try roasting bell peppers, whole onions, whole garlic cloves, mushrooms, hot dogs, sausages, shrimp, all shish kabob fixings without the skewer, and tomatoes – just enough for squeezing into your marinara sauce, whatever…
ROAST ‘EM UP! ™ is delivered in Un-Seasoned form. For best results in appearance, rust prevention and longevity of use, please follow the seasoning method in SETUP AND ADJUSTMENTS.

Please visit our website at At this time we provide chili "FOOD" Roasters (Un-Seasoned and Pre-Seasoned) to be used on your rotisserie, T-shirts and Stickers.
 
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That's a pretty cool looking roaster!

About how long does it take to roast up a batch of chiles like what's shown in the video? I know there's variances for grill heats etc, but just an idea would be nice.

http://roastemup.com/category/store-products/roasters/

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Those are nice looking roasters, but I do have some questions. Based on the pics, I cannot tell how many pounds of chile can it roast at one time. Also, it's hard for me to determine how large the opening is for inserting/removing the chiles. Does one have to remove the unit from the grill in order to empty it? Nor challlenging your product, just asking a few questions. It's all good my friend.
 
Thank you very much indeed. :dance: I'd say that there were 2 - 3 pounds of anaheim's in the video and it's like you said, the completion time is dependent on the type of grill, heat generated, what temperature you set the grill to, and how the lid is set. Also if the chile is room temperature or cold. On a clean Charbroil 4 - burner with the lid open about 5 inches on high heat approximately 8 - 12 minutes for the anaheim's. Hands free...

Thank you...

Thank you very much. I've roasted 3 - 5 pounds of anaheim's in the ROAST 'EM UP!. Usually 2.5 pounds with lots of room to spare. The door opening is pretty large, approximately 22" long x 8" wide with a spring loaded latch. No need to remove the roaster from the grill. Please visit roastemup.com for more information. Good questions, I'll have to add some more info to the site.
 
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