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TOP 9 ROTISSERIE RECIPES - THE SPRUCE EATS
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- Peruvian Roasted Chicken. Along the East Coast of the United States, particularly in the Washington DC area, a culinary phenomenon was launched with this Peruvian roasted chicken recipe.
- Bourbon Rotisserie Pork Roast. This Bourbon rotisserie pork roast gets a double dose of flavor. First, a rub soaks into the meat overnight before it hits the spit.
- Herb and Red Wine Rotisserie Leg of Lamb. The wine and herb marinade for this leg of lamb enhances the natural flavors and gives the meat amazing moisture and flavor.
- Marinated Rotisserie Roast Beef. This flavorful and underrated cut of meat is a budget-friendly alternative for when you have many guests. Our eye of round roast cooked on the rotisserie spit is simply perfect.
- Rotisserie Prime Rib Roast. Boneless or not, this is one of the best ways to cook a prime rib. The self-basting of the rotisserie keeps it from drying out while the roast cooks to perfection; the meat you'll serve is tender, flavorful, and the perfect shade of pink.
- Greek Marinated Leg of Lamb. Greeks know how to cook their lamb, and this recipe for Greek marinated leg of lamb is here to prove it. The classic herby Greek flavors hit all the right tastebud spots with this magnificent recipe.
- Rotisserie Turkey. Most people cook their holiday turkeys in the oven but don't miss out on the possibility of making a rotisserie turkey for your next family gathering.
- Southwestern Style Rotisserie Pork Tenderloin. This flavorful and tender Southwestern style pork tenderloin is perfect on the rotisserie, where it can baste in its own juices, keeping it moist and tender.
- Rotisserie Glazed Ham. You can get away with simply warming up your ham before serving, but by putting it on the rotisserie you have the opportunity to add flavor and let the heat of the grill form a perfect sugar crust.
HOW TO USE YOUR REAR BURNER AND ROTISSERIE LIKE A PRO
From napoleon.com
- Measure the food. You don’t have to pull out a tape measure, but make sure that whatever you are cooking is smaller than the length of the rear burner to ensure that everything gets a kiss of that delicious infrared heat to ensure even browning.
- Know your equipment. If you are using the rear burner with a rotisserie, you need to know the weight of the food you are going to be cooking and the maximum weight the rotisserie can handle.
- After seasoning, truss any meat, even solid roasts, well to ensure that there are no flappy bits. This will make sure that whatever you cook will be cooked and browned evenly.
- Assembling the Rotisserie. Before adding food, slide the stop bushing onto the spit rod but do not tighten. Then slide on your first set of forks, ensuring that they’re facing away from the handle and stop bushing.
- Make sure that the load on your rotisserie is balanced before beginning the cook. This makes sure that cooking is even, and the motor won’t burn out trying to move an imbalanced load.
- Always use a drip pan under whatever you are cooking with the rear burner. Place the drip pan on the cooking grids if the food you are cooking will fit.
- Preheat the grill properly before you begin to cook, this takes time and you need to be patient - especially in cold weather. Use a high temperature for the initial sear – temperatures around 425°F will brown the outside of your meal beautifully before you turn the rear burner down to fully cook it - just follow the recipe.
- Have a screwdriver or butter knife to tighten the stop bushing in the right place when you place the spit onto the grill. Your grill is hot and it can be a challenge to do with heat resistant gloves, and definitely is not recommended to do barehanded.
- You can use the rear burner and rotisserie in a similar fashion as your oven to cook meals. Either start things up high, around 425°F for a 15-minute sear, then turn the burner to medium-low, around 275°F to 325°F, for the remainder of the cook.
- Unless otherwise instructed in your recipe, keep the lid on your grill closed as much as possible throughout the cook. This will keep the temperature inside your grill even.
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