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  • #1 by Son of Earle on 06 May 2018
  • Cooked this pork butt until internal temperature of 205.  It was a 6 pounder that took 7 hours. 
    225 1hr
    300 1hr
    325 5hr
    The rotisserie takes advantage of all that fat in the butt so you can cook at higher temperatures if you want. 

  • #2 by Bar-B-Lew on 06 May 2018
  • looks great...i wouldn't be surprised to see rotisseries be common on pellet grills in the next 5 years.  it would be nice to have one.
  • #3 by silverbullet on 24 May 2018
  • How did it turn out??
  • #4 by Son of Earle on 27 May 2018
  • Really good.  Tender, and juicy with nice soft bark. 
  • #5 by reubenray on 28 May 2018
  • Son of Earle - what rotisserie basket is that?   Those look great and I will only cook pork butts on my rotisserie since I did the last one on it.
  • #6 by Son of Earle on 28 May 2018
  • OneGrill Performer series OLD STYLE. The two piece spit rod design avoids piercing the meat.  The new style uses your full length spit rod that passes through the basket, and your meat. 
  • #7 by hughver on 28 May 2018
  • IMHO, Pork cooked low and slow retains a lot more pork flavor.  :2cents:
  • #8 by TLK on 29 May 2018
  • Interesting....Looks good to me!
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