First rotisserie ride…🤞

[bbqking01]

Bought a rib roast around Christmas. Just thawed it and decided to give it a whirl on the roti my family got me at Christmas. Fingers crossed…seasoned with a little Worcestershire/binder, some white lightning, and Kinders prime rib rub. Indirect with pecan wood.


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[acast285]

Wow looks great!

Did you go No Lid the entire time?

[bbqking01]

No…lid on…all vents open…2 hours…should have pulled at 1.5. It’s a little well done but very tasty


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[stillgriller]

Yum…

[bamakettles]

Looks really good King.  Did you make an au jus?  I think that's my favorite part about prime rib.....

[JEBIV]

gotta love the roti action with a prime rib

[bbqking01]

Looks really good King.  Did you make an au jus?  I think that's my favorite part about prime rib.....

the plan was to mix an au jus packet with a brown gravy packet, with the au jus from the meat, but alas we just used the au jus from the meat…which was very yummy btw


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[bamakettles]

Looks really good King.  Did you make an au jus?  I think that's my favorite part about prime rib.....

the plan was to mix an au jus packet with a brown gravy packet, with the au jus from the meat, but alas we just used the au jus from the meat…which was very yummy btw


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Sounds great!  I always get ash in my drippings it seems and can't use it.  There's a brand of au jus at the grocery store that comes in a little plastic bottle that's really good, or the powder stuff.  Next one I spin I'm going to try making some with reduced beef broth - maybe on a separate kettle or gasser while the roast spins.

[bbqking01]

I just put all the charcoal from the chimney In first, then a fresh drip pan with just 1 cup of water in it…


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[Stoneage]

I put my drip pan on the regular grate, the roti stacks above it, then I do use the cover. both vents at 50%
Covering it & using a basket of coal offset as far as possible on just one side seems to work well & keep the ash settled where it belongs.

[bamakettles]

I put my drip pan on the regular grate, the roti stacks above it, then I do use the cover. both vents at 50%
Covering it & using a basket of coal offset as far as possible on just one side seems to work well & keep the ash settled where it belongs.

Grate idea!  I always figured the cooking grate had to be pulled out, but never really tested it.


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[Stoneage]

I got a second one piece grate with the Cajun Bandit smoker/stacker, so I actually use that but anything giving a place to rest the water pan would do.