John Sully
TVWBB Fan
I have been wanting to try a rotisserie roast beef for a while and finally had the opportunity on Saturday. This was 3 lbs., put it on the kettle with the Cajun Bandit rotisserie around 275 with red oak chunks. It took an hour and 15 minutes to reach 125. Rested it for 20 minutes, sliced and served.
What my wife and I didnt eat on Saturday will be lunch this week.
Timothy F. Lewis
TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
That looks like an eye of round roast, am I right? I’ve never had any luck with them primarily because my wife doesnt care for rare beef but, they seem to go on sale fairly often maybe I’ll do one for sandwich beef for myself and her sons family!
John Sully
TVWBB Fan
That looks like an eye of round roast, am I right? I’ve never had any luck with them primarily because my wife doesnt care for rare beef but, they seem to go on sale fairly often maybe I’ll do one for sandwich beef for myself and her sons family!
Your correct, it was eye of round. I have small meat slicer, so that what I do, turn it into cold cuts for lunch.
My wife is not a fan of rare beef either but I am slowly making progress !!!
Darryl - swazies
TVWBB Emerald Member
Extra lean cut, I would be aiming for sammies!!!!!!
Looks tasty as heck!
DuaneMac
TVWBB Pro
Looks great! I haven’t bought sliced roast beef from the deli in years since I started doing roasts on the rotisserie. After chilling in the fridge overnight, it gets sliced as thin as possible for sandwiches!
Brett-EDH
TVWBB Hall of Fame
Looks great! I haven’t bought sliced roast beef from the deli in years since I started doing roasts on the rotisserie. After chilling in the fridge overnight, it gets sliced as thin as possible for sandwiches!
View attachment 82376
View attachment 82377
View attachment 82378
You’re killing me. Marble rye, pickles, roast beef. A Dr Browns too?
John Sully
TVWBB Fan
Nice cook John , maybe its rotisserie season around here....
Thanks .... we need a thread just for rotisserie experiments, I want to try a porchetta next
Tim Campbell
TVWBB Guru
Nice roast, John. Perfection.