Chuck Roast on the Genesis Rotisserie


 

Jeff J

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Did a mid-week chuck roast on the gasser. Marinated the roast in steak marinade for a day and a half, and put some red potatoes, onion and carrots in the drip pan. Easy cook, and the family was very pleased. Sorry for the mediocre photos, I guess I need a better cell phone.

Veggies cut and dusted with some homemade rub I had. Butter added to melt for flavor and non stick.

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Meat trussed and prepped

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Off we go. High heat for 15 minutes, then down to 350...

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Forgot to take photos when I took everything off, but here are some remnants after the family had picked over the first helping...

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The veggies were fantastic, but I don't think I will try the high heat at the beginning on the meat again. It probably just needed more time at a lower temp, as it was a little tough. Was very edible, just not quite to the standard I was hoping for.
 
Loving the choice of meat and cooking method.

The veggie drip pan is something I haven't done yet, but always looks great.
 
I love my rotisserie. Nice work with yours, Jeff. How big a hunk o' beef was that and how long was it on for?
 
I love my rotisserie. Nice work with yours, Jeff. How big a hunk o' beef was that and how long was it on for?

It was about 4 pounds starting out, and was on around 350 for 1.5 hours. Should have gone for and extra half hour, but the internal temp was good so I took it off. It could have used another 30 minutes to tenderize. It was only my 2nd time using the roto and I was peeking too much which I'm sure caused the need for more time, but it still was pretty good.

Thanks to all for the kind comments!
 

 

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