C Cajun cook New member Oct 19, 2014 #1 I put a whole pork loin on the rotisserie grill with hickory wood chips for a lil smoke flavor. Slice that up. With blackeye peas over white rice.
I put a whole pork loin on the rotisserie grill with hickory wood chips for a lil smoke flavor. Slice that up. With blackeye peas over white rice.
QSis Grill Master Staff member NCT Patron Oct 19, 2014 #4 I've never done one of those on my rotisserie - what a great idea! What temp did you cook the meat to, and how long did it take, CC? Lee
I've never done one of those on my rotisserie - what a great idea! What temp did you cook the meat to, and how long did it take, CC? Lee
C Cajun cook New member Oct 19, 2014 #5 QSis said: I've never done one of those on my rotisserie - what a great idea! What temp did you cook the meat to, and how long did it take, CC? Lee Click to expand... Set it about 350 degrees for 2-21/2 hrs I injected loin with salt n red pepper then seasoned outside the same. Soak hickory chips 30min. Then drain and put. Ib small aluminum pan
QSis said: I've never done one of those on my rotisserie - what a great idea! What temp did you cook the meat to, and how long did it take, CC? Lee Click to expand... Set it about 350 degrees for 2-21/2 hrs I injected loin with salt n red pepper then seasoned outside the same. Soak hickory chips 30min. Then drain and put. Ib small aluminum pan
QSis Grill Master Staff member NCT Patron Oct 20, 2014 #6 Okay, thanks, CC. I take my pork loin to 140-145 degrees internal temp, so I'm thinking maybe an hour and a half, tops, for me. Bet the outside was crispy and bursting with flavor, huh? Lee
Okay, thanks, CC. I take my pork loin to 140-145 degrees internal temp, so I'm thinking maybe an hour and a half, tops, for me. Bet the outside was crispy and bursting with flavor, huh? Lee