Thanks for sharing. Curious if anyone has tried rotisserie vs standing roast and is one method better than the other?
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I did rotisserie standing rib roast for Christmas dinner. I don't remember all the details but it came out very nice. I used my performer and it took about two hours or so, if I recall correctly, at around 300-350 degrees. Used some apple wood chips. I'm not sure low and slow adds much, except time, to what is inherently a very good cut of meat.
We use the rotisserie fairly often, usually for poultry. I think the advantage is it cooks more evenly as opposed to placing the product directly on the grate. I have a rotisserie for both my Genesis gas grill and the performer. The only difference is the length of the spit. The motors and forks are interchangeable.