Ha! It does. lolThat picture makes the lid look floating
Thank you! Do you rotisserie now?Man, that looks delicious! Mouth-watering even! Have to give that a try at some point.
Thanks Tom! I'm sure glad it was tender because it looked like a cheap arse roast. lolNice roast by the way
Ill have some of those beef slices with some horseradish and sliced raw onion on a fresh baked Amoroso kaiser bun please.
Exactly, if cooked properly (Over cooked=tough) they are money. Great advice all around.X2
fwiw - I've always had good luck with roti sirloin tip roast. Very much like Tri-Tip if cooked properly. Pulled at 116* or so & seared for several minutes on all sides gets the win.
That sounds good, plenty of slices left. These are some I sliced cold with the electric knife. Love to get a slicer but these are pretty darn good. This turned out to be great roast beef.Ill have some of those beef slices with some horseradish and sliced raw onion on a fresh baked Amoroso kaiser bun please.
Good because there's not much you can't do on the roti and with the right attachments do even better.You guys are inspiring me to rotisserie something other than chicken. Looks great!
Good because there's not much you can't do on the roti and with the right attachments do even better.
It's all part of a rotisserie system I'm developing where different setups will be able to plug in for different uses. Only the main part of the system will be available initially, then shortly after adding skewers, additional spit rods and a different type of rotisserie basket.I was going to ask that specific question what are those attachments?
It's all part of a rotisserie system I'm developing where different setups will be able to plug in for different uses. Only the main part of the system will be available initially, then shortly after adding skewers, additional spit rods and a different type of rotisserie basket.
I'm getting close to launch, when I get closer I'll have a page on the Brethren Sales and Ventures.