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The Mysteries of Butcher's Twine
On the other hand, people have been making do with butcher's twine for quite a few years, and we see no reason why you can't. We would truss and tie the chicken neatly and trim the ends of the twine very short, so that they aren't flopping against the heating elements in the rotisserie. But butcher's twine doesn't ignite in a regular oven even plain paper won't ignite until 451°F (233°C) so we think if the rotisserie doesn't reduce a chicken to cinders, it also won't incinerate your butcher's twine. (Of course, you must be cautious that no loose ends brush against the heating elements.) You can also purchase Elastic Food Ties from Ronco, in bundles of 60 for $9.95 each, to make sure you get full use from the Showtime Rotisserie Oven. But apparently you purchased another brand of rotisserie? What TV channel do you watch? |
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