Abstract: A rotisserie cooking system and a skewer rotation system for a rotisserie cooking system having a plurality of independent motors that are capable of independent rotation of a plurality removable skewers. The system having a main body of sidewalls, top, bottom, door, and a heating element. The system is also capable of battery operation and variable adjustability for the motors of the system. The rotisserie cooking system also defining an interior cooking chamber and a mechanical components chamber wherein all components can operate under high-heat conditions. In some embodiments, a warming compartment exists in the top wall of the rotisserie cooking system.

Abstract: A rotisserie cooking system and a skewer rotation system for a rotisserie cooking system having a plurality of independent motors that are capable of independent rotation of a plurality removable skewers. The system having a main body of sidewalls, top, bottom, door, and a heating element. The system is also capable of battery operation and variable adjustability for the motors of the system. The rotisserie cooking system also defining an interior cooking chamber and a mechanical components chamber wherein all components can operate under high-heat conditions. In some embodiments, a warming compartment exists in the top wall of the rotisserie cooking system.

Abstract: A burner for a rotisserie grill, including a rectilinear structure having a hollow area with therein an elongate pipe entering at a narrow end of said hollow structure; and an entrance into an aperture at a beginning of a narrow end of the hollow area, having a flame interface to an external liquid gas input assembly to the aperture of said pipe. Also, a heating area with the hollow area having a cooking surface temperature at the hollow area within a temperature range of about 1000 to 1200 degrees centigrade; and a ceramic burner slightly above the pipe of the hollow structure, the burner defining a porous honeycomb structure of small holes of at least 1 millimeter in diameter. Further included are about the ceramic burner including a metallic wire of openings of about 1 centimeter above the ceramic burner, the metallic wire known as a soldering board, and each element of the metallic wire each separated by between about 0.5 and about 1.0 centimeters.