Rotisserie Turkey (as if you haven't had enough)

swamprb

somebody shut me the fark up.
Joined
Oct 27, 2006
Location
Bothell WA
I've seen some mighty fine birds gracing the site this past week and I didn't have to cook for Thanksgiving dinner, but I did do a couple big birds as training for the Holidaze! I hadn't seen anyone post a rotisserie turkey, so I decided to get turning!
12 lb. on the EZ-Que/Performer
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Royal Oak lump with a couple Hicory chunks, indirect with drip pan
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I mixed 2 sticks of butter with a Tablespoon each of: Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, Thyme, Tarragon. 4 cloves of Garlic, salt and pepper and stuck a couple spoonfuls under the skin of each brea$t and massaged in and basted every half hour.
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@2+ hours of spinning and this badboy was done to perfection! Crispy skin, moist white meat and great flavor. This was a recipe I saw on BBQU-Extreme Grilling. Pretty easy and it frees up the oven during crunch time!
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Also did an Apple/Maple brined turkey earlier in the week on the UDS that turned out very good too! Along with Buckboard Bacon's on the BGE and UDS
it was a slow week.
 
Brian, I think you should keep working overtime, cause when you come back to cook, YOU COOK! that looks so good...as I said before, I sure wish I cooked a turkey this week!!:mad: Wheres all the fix'ins?:p
 
Brian.........as usual, I hate you.....I mean, as usual I suffer from Weber envy. I have yet to own the rotisserie or slide aside.

But wife informed me I'm gettin em for Christmas!

Question: does the lid ever go on that collar part during the cook?
 
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