I don’t want to ask, but I think I have to. Why, pray tell, is there a chicken wearing sunglasses riding a motorcycle in the kitchen? It’s a beer can chicken motorcycle stand that you’re prepping to go on the grill? Well, it’s official, I’ve seen everything. Didn’t even think you needed a rack for beer can chicken.
While you don’t need a special rack for beer can chicken, it can make things easier. A specialty stand will securely hold the beer can and chicken in place. This makes transport easier, and cooking more predictable. Plus, they come in a variety of fun designs to add some personality.
A beer can chicken motorcycle stand will hold your chicken while you cook it to perfection, making you the kitchen hero!
A beer can chicken stand is designed to hold both the beer can and the chicken while it cooks. The stainless steel design features a support ring that holds and elevates a standard beer can. Slide the chicken over top of the rooster rider, and it’s ready to cook. Hold the stand for easy transport to a grill.
This hilarious design is built in the shape of a motorcycle designed for one whole chicken. Choose from 3 different hogs for your poultry grilling needs. It even ships with a pair of metal sunglasses that can be set on top of the chicken to add to the fun. After all, we’re sure that chicken will be feeling the heat so it’s best to be protected!
The 13” rack keeps things stable and easy to maneuver as you cook. Aside from chicken, this beer can chicken motorcycle stand actually works with turkey, duck, or goose as the protein as well. Simply set it upright on the grates of your grill, and let it go to work. It’s safe up to 752 degrees Fahrenheit, so this beer can chicken rack is safe for gas grills, charcoal grills, and your home oven.
Steam generated from the liquid in the can helps to keep your bird nice and moist. Depending on the size of the chicken selected, it should take 1-1.5 hours at 350 degrees to cook. Use a meat thermometer to check and ensure it’s at least 165 degrees before serving.
What can I use instead of beer for beer can chicken?
If you’re not a fan of beer, you can use many other things instead for your beer can chicken. Anything in a can works, so try out wine, hard cider, iced tea, or your favorite soda pop. Alternatively, fill a can with broth, soup, pickle juice, lemon juice, barbecue sauce, or another similar liquid.
A standard 12 ounce can is the appropriate size to use. It only needs to be filled about 1/4 of the way, so feel free to drink the extra!
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Additional Notes
- Base is 13 inches, height is 6.3 inches
- Make sure your oven or grill has space to accommodate height of rack including the poultry you’re cooking
- If roasting in oven, a drip tray on a lower rack is recommended (unless you want to sleep on the couch tonight)
- Let rest on counter for about 10 minutes before cutting for best results
- Won’t make your dinner run off and join a biker club…probably
- If your chicken comes back with tattoos and a helmet, we plead the fifth
- Keep everything you need to cook at hand with this rolling grill cart!
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- Add spice rub to the outside of the chicken for extra flavor. Check out our favorite Spiceology beer rub which features beer inspired blends that will coordinate perfectly!
- Wear this Los Pollos Hermanos apron because Gus Fring knows a thing or two about delicious chicken!
