Rotisserie Tri-tip

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ddave

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Got a chance to try out the EZ-Que today. Did a tri-tip in the drum on the rotisserie.

Here's the tri tip rubbed with Pappy's . . .



And here it is in the cradle.



Looks kind of lonely in there all by itself.
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I'll have to do a couple next time.

For some unknown reason
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I was thinking I'd have a little trouble getting the drum up to 350° so I lit a little extra charcoal. Did one layer of unlit in the basket and about 1/3 chimney of lit on top. Well, I didn't have ANY TROUBLE AT ALL hitting 350°. I did have a little trouble keeping it under 390° for awhile though.
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It settled in at about 375°. But since the rotisserie basket is about 3 feet above the charcoal basket, it really wasn't a problem.

Here it is after about an hour.



And all sliced up.



It was super juicy and darn tasty at that. It's going to be fun playing with that rotisserie. Hopefully I'll get to the turkey in a week or so. Might do a basket full of chicken drumsticks this weekend just for the heck of it.

Thanks for looking.

Dave
 
Nice Job Dave. Cant wait to see your experiments with it. Rotisserie FATTY?
 
LOL. Yeah it's kind of hard to resist the temptation to rotisserie everything just because it is there.
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Two 5 pound butts would fit perfectly in there but then I don't konw if there would be a real benefit to it. Should keep the outside nice and basted but I would probably still need to foil so they didn't fall apart. And since the butts are pulled anyway, don't know that there would be a noticeable difference.

Rotisserie brisket might be interesting if I could get it balanced. I have a regular spit rod that I could use and a counter weight but balancing a 14 pound packer might be a little challenging as would getting the spit rod through it.
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I'm thinking rotisserie ribs would be pretty darn good for a no foil run. So many things to try . . .

Dave
 
Looks Great.I need to get my motor replaced.Chicken,tenderloins-name it- i love the rotisourie effect on meat........
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Looks great dave I'm glad thet rotisserie worked so well for you.
 
Oops . . . and I forgot to get a shot of it actually in action.
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I'll have to remember that for next time.
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Dave
 
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