Just had to do a roti

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I've been aching to do a meat rotisserie. Saw this suitable butt in the store and could not resist the side-meat right next to it.
(The cook needed some lubrication for the ordeal.)
Injected with garlic sour orange and salt mix. Salted and peppered.
Wrapped the side meat around the butt and stuck some rosemary an sage under it. Clamped into the roti and placed potatoes, onion, peppers and the remaining rosemary, sage and some chives in the tin foil pan under it. Five hours later the finished product plated.
The side meat and crackling were great and so was the rest of the meal.
All in all, a successful Sunday meal. thanks for looking.
 

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Well that looks pretty fine from here,
would you mind showing/linking me to that clamp setup please?
 
That looks really good. Guess I need to put a pork butt on my bucket list of things to cook on my rotisserie.
Tom
 
Hi Butt looks really good.Clamp setup lnk??
Thanks DanB
Sorry but have no link. I bought this open box new on the bay. It is a Broilmaster Hugga-Rack rotisserie kit. Comes with two baskets, one flat and the other as you see. I think it may have been discontinued some time past but don't know for sure.
 
Boy was this even better than last night. Had it cold from the fridge the flavors really settled in over night. The bone separated clean from the meat even cold.
 
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