Rotisserie Pork Roast Recipe

Rotisserie Top Round Roast With Garlic and Herbs

WebMay 11, 2019 · Repeat this step with black and cayenne peppers, followed by herbs. Finish by applying minced garlic evenly all over the roast and …

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1. Sprinkle the salt evenly all over the roast, patting it down as you go to make it stick to the meat. Repeat this step with black and cayenne peppers, followed by herbs.
2. Finish by applying minced garlic evenly all over the roast and patting it down as you go.
3. Secure the roast on a spit and roast over direct heat, lid closed, at 325F (at the dome), for about 1 1/2 hours, until desired doneness. I pulled my roast at 130F internal temperature for medium well doneness. Add a couple of chunks of wood for some color and smoky flavor in your grill. I used wild cherry wood for this roast.
4. While the top round roast is on the rotisserie, roast some vegetables in the oven.

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Rotisserie Pork Shoulder Roast DadCooksDinner

WebMay 5, 2009 · Instructions. Brine the pork: In a large container, stir the salt and sugar into the water until dissolved. Add the pork and refrigerate for …

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1. In a large container, stir the salt and sugar into the water until dissolved. Add the pork and refrigerate for 3-8 hours.
2. One hour before cooking, mix the rub ingredients in a small bowl. Remove the pork from the brine, and pat dry with paper towels. Sprinkle the rub evenly over the entire roast, working it into any nooks, crannies, and seams you can find. Truss the roast with butcher’s twine, tying it every inch and a half into a tight cylinder shape. Skewer the roast on the spit through the center of the roast, then let it rest at room temperature.
3. Set your grill up for rotisserie cooking at medium heat (350°F). For my Weber Summit, I preheat my grill for 15 minutes with all the burners on high. Then I turn off all the burners except for the two outer burners (burners 1 and 6), light the infrared burner, and turn it to medium. I put my drip pan in the middle of the grill, over the unlit burners.
4. Put the spit on the rotisserie, and cook with the lid closed. Cook the pork roast until it reaches 185*F to 190*F in the thickest part of the meat. This should take about 1 1/2 hours; assume about 25 minutes per pound of meat. (If you are using an infrared rotisserie burner, turn it off after the roast is browning nicely, about 45 minutes, and let the burners in the body of the grill finish the cooking.)

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Rotisserie Boneless Pork Loin Roasts, Brined, Rubbed …

WebJul 21, 2009 · Rest, carve and serve: Remove the spit from the grill, remove the roasts from the spit, and remove the trussing twine from the roasts. …

1. Stir the brine ingredients in a large container until dissolved. Add the pork loins and refrigerate for 3 to 8 hours.
2. A half hour before cooking, prepare your rotisserie for cooking on indirect high heat (450°F+). For my Weber kettle, I light a chimney starter full of charcoal, wait for it to be covered with ash, then pour it in two equal piles on the sides of the grill, and put the drip pan in the middle, between the piles.
3. While the grill is heating, crush the whole seed ingredients into a coarse grind, then stir in the other rub ingredients. (I do this using a mortar and pestle – or using a coffee cup and a spice jar as the mortar and pestle,). Whisk the glaze ingredients together in a small bowl.
4. Remove the pork loins from the brine, and dry them thoroughly with paper towels. Score the fat on the top of the roasts in a 1″ diamond pattern with a sharp knife, being careful not to cut into the meat. Cut a slit through the side of the roasts, until it just reaches the far side, but don’t cut all the way through – you want to open the roast up like a book. Sprinkle the roasts evenly with the rub, patting to help it stick to the meat. Close the cuts back up, then put the roasts back to back, with the fat sides facing out. Truss the two roasts together, making one big roast, spacing each tie about 1 inch apart. Finally, run the spit between the two tied roasts, making sure the prongs on the spit go into the roasts.

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