Apricot Glazed Pork Loin Roast on the Rotisserie


 

Cliff Bartlett

R.I.P. 5/17/2021
I've been wanting to do this cook for a few weeks now. It's an Apricot Glazed Pork Loin Roast. Broke out the rotisserie for the occasion. Did a Weber recipe, Dijon Sweet Potatoes for one side and some garlic green beans for the other. The cook came out fantastic, but a little rough with the pictures. I've been experimenting with my camera and had one of the settings screwed up. Anyway, you can get the idea.

This roast was right at 4 pounds.



Here are the ingredients for the Apricot Marinade.



Put all of that in the blender and mixed thoroughly. Put in a 2 gallon zip lock bag and in fridge for 8 hours.



Here are the ingredients for the rub. Chili Powder, paprika, brown sugar, dry mustard, garlic salt, lemon pepper, black pepper freshly cracked, K Salt, Old Bay and ground cumin.



All rubbed down.



While getting the grill fired up, made the apricot glaze. Pretty easy. Apricot preserves, lemon juice, chopped garlic and cilantro.



Got it on the rotisserie.





Almost done. Applied glaze when the roast hit 110.



Pulled at 145 after last coat of glaze.



Continued...
 
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Quick shot of the Sweet Potatoes and Beans.





Plate.



Best pork loin I've ever done. Sides very nice too. Thanks for looking.
 
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Awesome Cliff, I want some so please print the recipe for this. Your pics are great but the one with the meat done on the rotisserie before coming off WOW!!!
 
you never fail to impress!

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Nice pics, interesting ingredients, perfect documentation (standard from you) and very tasty looking plate Cliff;)
 
Awesome Cliff, I want some so please print the recipe for this. Your pics are great but the one with the meat done on the rotisserie before coming off WOW!!!

Thanks Barb, and everyone else. I have the recipe for the Loin Roast hand written on a note pad. I'll try and get it posted tomorrow.
 
How long did you cook it and at what temp?

JR...I just let the kettle run wide open on indirect set up, a full charcoal basket on each side. Didn't use a kettle probe on this cook. I believe it was right around an hour before I pulled it. Used Thermapen to monitor meat temp. Pulled at 145.
 

 

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