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Cedar Plank Grilled New York Strip Steaks with Peppers and Shallots Check out this Delicious Recipe for Cedar Planked New York Steak with Pepper Topping Read this story Tips & Techniques Rotisserie Baby Back Ribs With Red-Eye Barbecue Sauce Why Rotisserie Ribs Are Worth The Work Grilling Inspiration Rotisserie Chicken with Tequila Glaze Kick up your rotisserie chicken with this flavorful tequila glaze Grilling Inspiration Rotisserie Ham With Maple And Brown Sugar Glaze This ham is a showstopper, with a crisped crust, melted pork fat, and sweet maple-brown sugar glaze. Grilling Inspiration Rotisserie Beef Rib Roast Rib roast is the best way to show off beef on the rotisserie. Cooked on the bone, seasoned with salt and pepper, served with horseradish sauce on the side. Grilling Inspiration Rotisserie Turkey Breast With Italian-Spiced Dry Brine Perk up a bland turkey breast with this awesome dry brine. Tips & Techniques Simple Thanksgiving Rotisserie Turkey Tips With A Basic Dry Brine How to make your guests say "Wow, this is really good!". Tips & Techniques How To Rotisserie A Pork Shoulder With A Basic Wet Brine Don’t be fooled by the simplicity of this recipe. That hard working pork shoulder has a lot of flavor, and a simple brine builds on it to make a roast that is better than the sum of its ingredients. Tips & Techniques Rotisserie Onions These roasted onions can be diced and eaten as a side dish, spread on bread as a topping, mixed into a salad, or tossed with potatoes. Tips & Techniques Rotisserie Pineapple Rotisserie pineapple seems exotic, but it is easy! Grilling Inspiration Drip Pan Potatoes Inspired from French cooking, make the most of your roasts by adding the drippings into a potato side dish! Tips & Techniques How to Truss And Spit A Roast For The Rotisserie If you want to rotisserie a roast, it needs to be secure on the rotisserie spit. A spinning rotisserie turns an untrussed roast into a wobbly oval. Tips & Techniques How to Truss And Spit Poultry For The Rotisserie Now, rotisserie chicken is a little extra work but a great chicken it is worth the effort. Tips & Techniques How To Set Up Your Rotisserie There is some extra work involved with rotisserie grilling - you can’t just slap the meat on the grill - but it’s worth it.
