A. Flipping mode:
In the flipping mode, the full unit is assembled and can hold turkeys and two chickens (side by side) within the clamshelled unit. In this mode, the entire enclosure can be flipped over easily by manually rotating the handles of the unit WHILE THE UNIT IS STILL IN THE OVEN! This flipping action helps in uniformly cooking and browning the meats, while retaining all the juices.
B. Basket mode
In the basket mode, Half of the unit is hinged onto the unit providing a suspended basket mode to hold foods such as vegetables, hams, pork roasts, prime ribs and even bacon! In the basket mode, the cooking foods are uniformly cooked in a suspended mode with air circulating in all directions while in the oven. The foods come out crispy and browned uniformly on the outside while the inner portions stay juicy and tender!


Turkey Roast
- One hour prior to roasting, remove from refrigerator
- Remove one of the oven racks
- Remaining rack is placed in the next to the lowest position
- Oven is preheated to 450 degrees
- Place turkey with compound butter in bottom basket, tie legs
- Top basket is connected by latching 4 hooks in the back, press down in front to snap basket shut
- Unit frame is placed inside of 20.75″x12.81″x 3.18″ aluminum pan
- Add 2 cups of water to aluminum pan
- Transfer assembled basket with turkey onto the frame in the oven
- Roast for 50 minutes or until browned
- Decrease oven temperature to 325 degrees
- Flip turkey forward, away from you
- Insert meat thermometer in thigh meat
- Bake until internal temperature reaches 180 degrees, approximately 12 minutes a pound
- Flip bird to the breast side up position before removing from the oven
- Using oven mitts, grasp the basket by the handles and remove from the oven
- Place on a heat resistant platter
- Remove top basket by pulling up and unsnapping the front latches
- Place on cutting board, allow to rest for 30 minutes
Compound Butter
Combine 1 tsp of chopped parsley, rosemary, thyme, & sage into 1 stick of softened butter.
Rub butter mixture on the exterior of the turkey prior to roasting.