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Moose

somebody shut me the fark up.

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Gallatin, TN
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Richard
There's no sense in providing a long narrative here - I'll let the pictures do the talking for the most part:

Pulled this beauty out of the chest freezer:

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Seasoned up with a multi-layer rub consisting of Oakridge Carne Crosta, Lawry's, and Seasoned Pepper:

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All trussed up:

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Green Weber OTG all fired up:

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Added a bunch of cherry chunks for smoke, along with the meat:

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Opened up the vents fully:

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The meat is now spinning:

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OK, so here's what it really looked like:

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When the meat reached 130, I pulled it:

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Anointed with the Chimichurri:

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Closeup of the goodness:
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Just utter deliciousness. Wishing ALL of you Brethren a Happy New Year!
 
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As always, looks great, but you might want to change your Throwdown entry photo.

" Entry photo MUST show meat cooking on the rotisserie!"

 
Nicely done, Moose!

Those last couple of shots.... would make a bulldog break his chain!
 
Nicely done, Moose!

Those last couple of shots.... would make a bulldog break his chain!

Thanks, Shadow! I used a different lens for the last two shots, a 35mm 1.4 portrait lens, vs the usual 18-105mm zoom.

Cool! I gotta get a roti.

Wouldn't live without one. A few months back I did ribs on the roti, and they were fabulous! Really cuts down on the cook time. The tri-tip took all of 25 minutes to cook.
 
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