We made Pulled Pork in a Rotisserie Grill, and it was RIDICULOUS!

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  • Опубліковано 11 чер 2024
  • Today we are going to attempt to make Pulled pork in our Brazilian Flame Rotisserie Grill.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 22

  • @gregwaters944
    @gregwaters944 Місяць тому +6

    The only thing I don't like about your videos is that at the end of them, my mouth is watering. Keep them coming.

  • @oregonpatriot1570
    @oregonpatriot1570 Місяць тому +4

    Now you're talking.
    From sliders to tacos, or just piled on a plate, I *LOVE* pulled pork!

  • @jerrybrown4799
    @jerrybrown4799 Місяць тому +3

    I think I would use a smoke tube. You can get them 6” and 12”. I use a smoke tube in my electric smoker so I don’t have to constantly adding wood chips

    • @EvrttGrn
      @EvrttGrn Місяць тому +1

      I agree. I bought an electric cold smoke generator for my Electric smoker, wish I'd had gone with a smoke tube, Would have been a LOT cheaper.

  • @TheKitchenNinja
    @TheKitchenNinja Місяць тому

    This did it. I'm going to buy one of those rotisserie grills.

  • @stevieg4201
    @stevieg4201 Місяць тому

    It’s amazing how you can take this one piece of equipment, and do so many different things with it , who would think to make a smoked pulled pork Boston butt on a Brazilian rotisserie? Hmm, Eric at 2 Guys and a cooler that’s who. lol great video, I could almost taste it. 👍🏽

  • @benjaminm4702
    @benjaminm4702 Місяць тому +1

    You can smoker tubes for pellet smokers. I'd just use one of those.

  • @coloradosunsa
    @coloradosunsa Місяць тому

    Just once more bite. Just once more bite. Just once more bite. Nuff said!

  • @davidward1259
    @davidward1259 Місяць тому +1

    I may give this a try in my Weber Summit S670 as it has an IR element for the rotisserie up on the back. I have a smoke tube, which works better than the built in smoke chamber on the Weber.

  • @simikay8755
    @simikay8755 Місяць тому

    WOW, awesome to see how versatile that cooker is, Im considering buying one now, would be nice to see a brisket as well👍👍

  • @igorfaleichik1340
    @igorfaleichik1340 Місяць тому

    I am going to try it on the BGE rotisserie and report how it comes out. How did you use the leftover pork (meat trims from the beginning)?

  • @bobbarron1920
    @bobbarron1920 Місяць тому

    I guess if this was the only tool you had, it would be fine to do pulled pork this way, but I don’t see any advantage vs. a normal smoker like a WSM or a Fornetto Basso. In fact, this is more work because of the prep ahead of time. Also, I find it hard to believe that the smokiness from this Rube Goldberg setup is as good as what you’d get from a purpose-built smoker.

  • @k1llerdir
    @k1llerdir Місяць тому

    I would use a pellet tube with apple and pecan wood chips

  • @JustDecaf
    @JustDecaf Місяць тому +2

    That looks like great pulled pork.
    About how long did you let it rest?

  • @fathersonandskillet
    @fathersonandskillet Місяць тому

    Can't beat pulled pork that's nearly 100% "money muscle". As to wrapping, in our experience, once the pork gets to about 170F, it's better to wrap it for the rest of the cook. Sometimes we'll even finish in the oven.

  • @MyLifeIsGood33
    @MyLifeIsGood33 Місяць тому +1

    👍

  • @clworthington91
    @clworthington91 Місяць тому

    Hey, is there a contact email for you? Anyways I tried your website but no luck.
    You're always asking for input, also your videos are great! Top channel for sure.
    I have a challenge for you... If you'll accept. Vietnamese/Chinese meat balls. maybe the differences between the beef, pork and fish varieties for fat content for emulsification for proper mouth feel and bounce. I've been killing myself to get this right.

  • @georgesevelle8778
    @georgesevelle8778 Місяць тому

    Ok Eric I'm going to respectfully disagree with this method and stick with the standard low and slow method with my smoker. The Brazilian Rotisserie Grill is a great cooking tool but seems to be a bit out of its element here with this cook. Thanks for the experiment though it is always good to push the boundaries and try new things. As for brisket I'd suggest that you consider experimenting with Sous Vide 36 hours, Ice bath overnight, then smoke back to 155 F.

  • @Mikehdy
    @Mikehdy Місяць тому

    Sorry but that machine is rubbish, it flops the rotisserie meat every half turn with no control. Your videos are great for every other thing you have done but this one I won't be re watching. I am always re watching your other videos 👍