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Allow plenty of time for Roasting, approx 1 hour per 10lb, this will vary depending upon outside temperature, type of charcoal used, wind and the height setting of your pig on the Rotisserie.
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A Luau is a great theme, the girls get pretty with their floral leis, the guys get loud with their Hawaiian shirts.
Here are some tips on arranging a Backyard Luau Party on a Budget.
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Before deciding which system you wish to use you may want to consider the differences: Roasting over open coals can take twice as long as it does inside a propane roaster and you will need to be on hand to top up your fire with pre-heated coals ever hour to ensure that you get even cooking and crispy skin.
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Boning and seasoning the Porchetta a Special thanks to Cook Out Roasters
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Congratulations on purchasing your own PigOut Roaster. Watch how to properly unbox and assemble your new PigOut Roaster.
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Hips of beef can be called different things depending on the area you are from. A full hip is more likely to large to place on the machine without it catching. I suggest using a ponderosa hip or a steamship round. Ideally you are looking for a cut of beef that is around 40-80lb in size. Bone in is great for presentation but can make putting on the pole more difficult.
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