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fonejunkie
Does anyone have a recipe for doing this? I have a 5-pound rib roast that I have marinating - and I'm ready to toss it on my brand new JA-4... (so far I've only done burgers on this baby)... I plan to use indirect heat, but am wondering how long to cook it? what settings for the burners? what temp should I shoot for in the fire box?
elkanddeer
QUOTE (fonejunkie @ Dec 18 2005, 10:40 PM)
Does anyone have a recipe for doing this?  I have a 5-pound rib roast that I have marinating - and I'm ready to toss it on my brand new JA-4... (so far I've only done burgers on this baby)... I plan to use indirect heat, but am wondering how long to cook it?  what settings for the burners?  what temp should I shoot for in the fire box?
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I do not have a recipe but would like to tell you that the way that patio is set up is no less than awesome. smile.gif
fonejunkie
QUOTE (elkanddeer @ Dec 20 2005, 10:36 AM)
I do not have a recipe but would like to tell you that the way that patio is set up is no less than awesome. smile.gif
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Thanks... it was a bit of work, but will be well worth it... still have to get the portable 4.4 cf refrigerator and get the block primed and painted.

I did the prime rib as follows:

Rotisserie pushed as far to the right as possible... started with the far right burner OFF and the others on low, and a drip pan directly under the roast. The temperature hovered between 350 and 375 on my oven thermometer. I also used 2 oven-proof meat thermometers stuck into the thickest part of the meat - and cooked it until the internal temp reached about 155 (2 hours and 15 minutes)... at about the 2 hour mark, I kicked on the IR rotis burner to crisp the outside, and ended up with a pefectly cooked medium rare roast - nice pink color with just a hint of RED in the absolute center slice...

Did I say that I love my grill? It's fantastic!
elkanddeer
QUOTE (fonejunkie @ Dec 20 2005, 11:20 PM)
Thanks... it was a bit of work, but will be well worth it... still have to get the portable 4.4 cf refrigerator and get the block primed and painted.

I did the prime rib as follows:

Rotisserie pushed as far to the right as possible... started with the far right burner OFF and the others on low, and a drip pan directly under the roast.  The temperature hovered between 350 and 375 on my oven thermometer.  I also used 2 oven-proof meat thermometers stuck into the thickest part of the meat - and cooked it until the internal temp reached about 155 (2 hours and 15 minutes)... at about the 2 hour mark, I kicked on the IR rotis burner to crisp the outside, and ended up with a pefectly cooked medium rare roast - nice pink color with just a hint of RED in the absolute center slice...

Did I say that I love my grill?  It's fantastic!
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what did you use to marinate it in over night . thanks
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