Richard Garcia TVWBB Wizard Sep 17, 2022 #1 Should I Tie-up with kitchen string this Boneless Serloin Roast weighing around five(5) lbs before “spinning-it” on my Cajun Bandit Rotisserie. Attachments 03EBC1D7-555A-4B35-8835-3E1C27009B98.jpeg 129.8 KB · Views: 23 FF52D0FC-8AF2-486C-9F9B-B04A088D5C22.jpeg 127.8 KB · Views: 23 EF211E46-3179-44E7-ADDF-645A96D4B972.jpeg 280.1 KB · Views: 23
Should I Tie-up with kitchen string this Boneless Serloin Roast weighing around five(5) lbs before “spinning-it” on my Cajun Bandit Rotisserie.
DuaneMac TVWBB All-Star Sep 17, 2022 #2 I always tie any big roast no matter how it’s being cooked. So, yes.
Richard Garcia TVWBB Wizard Sep 17, 2022 #3 I gather that a big roast could fall-apart if untied? Best and easiest way to tie a Roast? Thanx for your reply, Last edited: Sep 17, 2022
I gather that a big roast could fall-apart if untied? Best and easiest way to tie a Roast? Thanx for your reply,
Timothy F. Lewis TVWBB 1-Star Olympian Oct 24, 2022 #7 Yeah, tying one up only takes a little time and the “shape holding” is much nicer for presentation, usually. Besides you need to have that sort of thing well practiced for when I come to help you devour one of them!
Yeah, tying one up only takes a little time and the “shape holding” is much nicer for presentation, usually. Besides you need to have that sort of thing well practiced for when I come to help you devour one of them!