Great rolling of the loin, than on both spinners
David
David
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Well, maybe you should have saved a bite for me? Looks awesome. Great seeing you today at my joint!Week 2 of playing with my new rotisserie!
One half pork loin, fat and silverskin removed.
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Butterflied, and coated with olive oil, garlic, thyme, rosemary, salt & black pepper.
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Layer of prosciutto.
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Layer of parmesan.
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Layer of blanched spinach. Then rolled, and...
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Placed on a layer of caul fat to keep things moist.
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Wrapped and tied.
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Skewered and coated with more olive oil, garlic, and herbs.
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Into the Weber with a foil purse holding some AMAZEN Italian Spice pellets.
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Done and sliced.
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So juicy!
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A Caesar salad and some Italian vino, and we're all set! The pork could not have turned out better.
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That’s very interesting. So, it’s making it more tender? It looks like it sort of disappeared or melted into the loin.Interesting thing about caul fat....it is high in enzymes that break down proteins....which is why you see it used as a wrap on whole cuts.
Congrats on the feature.
Pork loin is so versatile, and you nailed it to perfection
Which rotisserie unit are you using? How did you fire the kettle?
Thanks, Jeff! But I'm still not in your league!Well, maybe you should have saved a bite for me? Looks awesome. Great seeing you today at my joint!