Bob in St. Louis
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Wish I could help, but I've never done one.
Looks good so far!
Looks good so far!
Progress pic
Apparently part of it fell off during the turn. Good fat content.That crust tho
My boys are coming for dinner tonight so I picked up an 8½ pound standing rib roast. Plan on putting it on the Performer rotisserie, bones and all. Loading lump on one side and gonna catch the drippings. Will be about 3 hours sitting on the counter at room temp.
Been a couple years since doing one and sorta drawing a blank on how long it should take. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Took it off after 2½ hours. Should have pulled it sooner as it ended up overdone. Was tasty but I have bad luck with rib roasts. Can never get them quite right in the grill. Thinking of trying Method X next time.hipshot guess is 2.5 hrs. hard to guess as I bet rotisserie temp will vary. probably be some bullseye but great crust with rotisserie from my experience.
Took it off after 2½ hours. Should have pulled it sooner as it ended up overdone. Was tasty but I have bad luck with rib roasts. Can never get them quite right in the grill. Thinking of trying Method X next time.
Method X is pre-heating the oven to 500° then putting the roast in for exactly 5 minutes per pound. Turn the heat off and leave the roast in the oven for 2 hours without opening the door. Some I know say it works great, but I dismissed them because I've always liked playing with charcoal.is that the one where you throw it in a hot oven and then turn it off and leave it til done? I've heard it works.
I have good results cooking at low temps. my trusty turkey roaster with an analog dial works (same one I use to hot hold bbq) really well and as well as the pellet cooker. I rest for a bit so it doesn't carryover when I I sear.
Thanks, but it was not what I envisioned.Looks good to me Erik.
Took it off after 2½ hours. Should have pulled it sooner as it ended up overdone. Was tasty but I have bad luck with rib roasts. Can never get them quite right in the grill. Thinking of trying Method X next time.
^^^Hey Al! Hope all is well brother!
Anyway, I cooked and we ate a rib roast on New Year's, but I didn't take any pix. :tsk: I did a recipe/method out of APL's book that involved a glaze that included beef base and chili powder and it was pretty fantastic.