Description
woodfiredoven.ie Spit/Rotisserie for Brick Oven
Now, you can make juicy rotisserie chicken, pork, turkey and more in your wood fired pizza oven! Made specifically for our range of wood fired ovens, this rotisserie accessory allows you to cook and enjoy your favourite meats. Our brick and clay interior ovens come with a special hole in the back wall designed to accommodate the deep end of the spit. There is a steel attachment to facilitate the rotisserie attachment in the clay interior ovens.
In the back of our range of pizza ovens there is a metal cap insert where the end of the spit will rest. You simply skewer your favourite piece of meat, insert the end of the rotisserie in the back of the oven, close the pizza oven door with the rotisserie sticking out, and rotate as appropriate while it cooks your meat beautifully in your wood-fired oven.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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Is this electric powered?
The rotisserie for our range of ovens is not electric. It is a manual spit. You skewer your favourite piece of meat, insert the end of the rotisserie in the hole at the back of the oven or onto the attachment supplied with your clay interior oven, close the oven’s dutch door with the rotisserie sticking out, and rotate as appropriate.
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For a “typical roast” how often must the rotisserie be rotated?
For typical roasts, oven is usually set at least at 300°C and rotate every 10 minutes for approximately 40 min. You can do it at your own speed and temperature following other recipes you like.
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What is the length of this spit rod?
The spits are 90cm -150cm long and can be ordered to match the dimensions of your oven and are available to order. It is made from food grade stainless steel for our taller models only- with sizes to match the various oven sizes.
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Is it possible to connect a universal rotisserie motor to the spike?
Yes, we’ve had customers who have previously done it and they were able to customise their spits with a motor. However, unfortunately, we do not have any related information so we are not able to advise what will be needed or the process of how to do it. Typically, customers who do this are handy and have a general sense of mechanics.
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