Pork pastor on a Weber

[salad]

For awhile now I've been thinking about trying to make pork pastor.  In the taqueria's, they have a vertical rotisserie they use to stack cuts of meat topped with an onion or pineapple.  It's called a Trompo. I started to do some hunting to see if such a device existed for outdoor grilling.  My search led me to this:

http://www.seriouseats.com/2013/05/food-lab-tacos-al-pastor.html

Pretty cool idea that I want to try soon.  For ease, I'll probably just use boneless shoulder.  I already have to gourmet sear grate but if you don't have it, you could always just mod an old standard grate (which I might try to do anyway).  By modding an old grate you could  reduce the size of the hole to get the coals closer to the "trompo".  Anyway, I found this interesting. 

[Duke]

I do Al Pastor every now and then, but I buy it at Mi Pueblo and just grill it up in a paella pan on the. They do a better job than I could in preparing it. Then serve it with cabbage and salsa wrapped in corn tortillas. If you have a Mi Pueblo near you give it a try.

[pbe gummi bear]

I love Al Pastor! That looks like it would be fun to cook.

[1buckie]

That's a really good article with a bunch of well-thought out info !!!

 Suppose this could be set up on a roti also?

Made me think of this:


 Check out this guy's setups at Smoke Ring ~~~>

http://www.thesmokering.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=62145&highlight=unique+grill

 He also does terrific discada &, flat top cooking........

Astounding cook & does unbelieveable stuff on skewers........

[salad]

^ Holy roti overload!  That's amazing.  My friend has a homemade backyard roti that can do 8 chickens at a time and I thought that was cool.  This guy is a roti nut! 

[1buckie]

 Guy's definitely one of my heroes.....

Philly cheesesteak on the disc:

http://www.thesmokering.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=65260



 And......here's a skewer thread !!!!!!

http://www.thesmokering.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=630705&highlight=#630705

^^^^ For me, this could be a whole other lifetime of cooking, equal to Weberitis......

[edhead35]

I make it at home pretty often, although I usually cook it crispy in a cast iron pan on the stove, or on the grill in the cast iron.