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robert-r

is Blowin Smoke!
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Mar 29, 2015
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Picked up some choice Sirloin Tip Roast on sale for 3.97 per pound.
Foiled some potatoes & carrots.

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The roast was slathered with hot sauce, rubbed with big bad beef, carne crosta & put on the spit.

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Into the 14.5 WSM for a spin. Direct cook over a full ring of used KBB & 4 chunks mesquite.

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Pulled at 112* internal.

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Cooker was dissembled, mini-stacker with grill added & the roast seared.

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Sliced after a 15 minute rest under foil.

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Plated with salad, horseradish sauch, potatoes, & carrots. Time To Eat !!!

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That looks Great! How did you keep your probe wire from twisting?

I use this: http://www.maverickhousewares.com/et-75-rotisserie-thermometer/

However.... the first time I used it, I broke the bracket on the transmitter that attaches the transmitter to the spit mount. Pretty cheesy construction, imho.
Thought about returning it for a new unit.... way too much trouble. Now I use double side foam tape to secure it. Works well.

I think Mattmountz94 has the right idea.
 
Is it sad that the leftovers picture made my mouth water more then the plated picture?

What can I say, I'm a sandwich kind of guy... :mrgreen:
 
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