Cooking Turkey On Rotisserie Grill

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Webturkey, at least 9 lbs. 1/2 cup butter, divided 2 tbsp. orange blossom honey salt, pepper, and poultry seasoning to taste salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste salt to taste Turkey Gravy 2 cups chicken or turkey

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WebStep 1 Stuff both cavities of the turkey, sew up the main cavity with string, and truss tightly, forming a compact shape. Place …

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Category: Turkey Recipes1. Stuff both cavities of the turkey, sew up the main cavity with string, and truss tightly, forming a compact shape. Place turkey on a work surface, breast side up. Rub it with olive oil, and season with salt and pepper.
2. Have the rotisserie shaft fitted with one spit fork. Making certain that the turkey is centered, push the rotisserie shaft through the turkey between the legs, exiting at the neck. Slide the spit fork onto the shaft. Insert the tines of the spit forks into the turkey, screw side up, and tighten the screws to secure firmly. Set the rotisserie shaft in place in the rotisserie ring. Loosen the retaining loop at the handle, and let the counterweight assembly hang down to counterbalance the weight of the breast. The rotisserie should rotate so that the heavy side of the turkey rotates down to the bottom. Swing the counterweight assembly so that the counterweight is directly opposite the heavy side of the turkey. Tighten the retaining loop. The counterweight travel should stick out a little bit above the shaft handle and retaining loop. You may need to adjust the travel of the counterweight as the food cooks, or if the motor sounds like it is straining. Insert the pointed end of the rotisser
3. Grill the turkey for 13 minutes per pound if stuffed, and 11 minutes per pound if unstuffed. To determine if the turkey is thoroughly cooked, insert an instant-read thermometer into the thickest part of the inner muscle of the thigh, making certain not to touch the bone, and check that the temperature is at least 175 degrees.You will need to add more coals to the grill every 45 minutes to maintain an even temperature.

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WebRub the entire exterior of the turkey with the rub, pressing it into the skin. 05 Set the spit in place, turn on the rotisserie motor, and let the turkey rotate over indirect medium heat, …

Estimated Reading Time: 4 mins

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WebRotisserie Cooking a Whole Turkey You should only rotisserie cook turkeys that weigh 12 lbs. or less. Remove the giblets and neck from a thawed fresh turkey. The turkey

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WebPush the turkey to the center of the rod to make sure that it is evenly weighted so it spins easily. Secure the turkey well onto the spit. Step 5. Insert one fork into the breast portion of the bird. Secure the turkey onto …

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Web1 -12 lb whole turkey, rinsed and towel dried Seasoning 2 teaspoons black pepper 2 tablespoons dried parsley 2 tablespoons dried rosemary 2 teaspoons salt 4 garlic cloves, …

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WebRemove cooking grids and warming racks from barbecue grill. Centre a drip pan under the rotisserie, positioning it so it will be beneath the center of the bird. Fill the drip pan to 1” from the top with water, wine or juice …

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WebIngredients. 1 (10- to 12-pound) turkey, fresh or defrosted. 1 lemon, cut in half. Kosher salt, to taste. Freshly ground black pepper, to taste. 1 tablespoon orange zest. 1 tablespoon minced garlic. 3 tablespoons …

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WebThere wasn't enough clearance in the grill - the turkey caught on the top of the grill instead of rotating. So, after trussing the bird, I untucked the wings, and slid the wingtip under the trussing string that …

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WebSeal the bags, pressing out as much air as possible, and turn them once or twice to coat the turkey. Place the bags in a shallow roasting pan—just in case it leaks …

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WebWe've limited these low-carb dinners to 30 grams of carbohydrates per serving. Many are even lower than our 30-gram cap. Any carbs you do see in this collection are of the …

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WebMix together the sugar, paprika, 2 tablespoons salt and 1 tablespoon pepper in a small bowl until combined. Rub the turkey all over with oil and …

Author: Food Network KitchenSteps: 6Difficulty: Intermediate

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WebPrepare the rotisserie grill by removing grate and placing a drip pan in the center. The pan should be big enough to hold the turkey itself. Light the grill and let it …

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WebPlace the rotisserie ring inside the charcoal grill. Place the charcoals on one side of the grill so that they are mounded parallel, but away from the spit. Make sure the coals are …

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WebHere are my top cuts to use on the rotisserie. 1. Chicken. Chicken is the classic meat to cook on the rotisserie, and it's one of my favorites. A whole chicken is …

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WebPrepare The Turkey Legs Mix seasonings together in a small bowl. Rub oil evenly over each turkey legs and rub mixture generously on each turkey leg. Slow …

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