So Smuttly awesome, and i love how the 1st Porchetta had 5 ties and the 2nd one has 7 ties ha ha ha, in all seriousness your an inspiration to us all from the beginner to the advanced. keep them Smutts coming.
Mate you're a legend! I'm planning on making one of these for Chrissy lunch for the first time this year - and the exact same way. Thanks for doing test run for me. I'm gonna ask my butcher to butterfly it for me. I'll give him a cuddle for ya
Damn Schuey! This looks absolutely delicious! Love that you are using the rotisserie again! As always, thank you for making me laugh! You are super funny! Cheers from Oceanside CA mate!
Absolutely you can @adrianhopkins4825, I do prefer the rotisserie when cooking porchetta as it ensures no fat pools on the skin, is is always dripping off while spinning around.
Love the grammar lesson for our American cousins. But...Ay tch, not, Hay tch. Beautiful looking porchetta. I have some pork belly, I was going to make bacon, but I think I'll make porchetta instead.
@@SchueysBBQ Thanks my last Porchetta did not like the recipe and flavour at all, So keen to give yours a crack. Where did you score the little miniature Webber barbecue you have on your benchtop would like to get one?
Could be a few issues @kennethdarr5364 Let's run through what I normally do with anyone else who has the same issue. Fuel: Are you allowing your briquettes to fully ash over and be a grey colour before adding them? Are you only filling the kettle kone 3/4 with lit fuel, people think by filling it completely it should get hotter, where in fact it starves the fuel of oxygen and does the opposite. Is the fuel faulty, as in did it get damp? Not only at your place but I've seen pallets of the stuff sitting outside getting rained on before. Are you using cheap fuel, that just doesn't get hot? Equipment: Is your thermometer out? Have you calibrated it recently to know it is showing correct temps? Did you cover the charcoal grate with foil, as I have seen a lot of people do this but it in fact stops the kettle kone and the Weber working the way they are designed to, pushing hot air up, curving around the the lid and back down onto the fuel Environment: Is it really cold where you live right now? Is it really humid or windy? Answer these and let's eliminate your problem.
@SchueysBBQ using webber fuel letting them get grey not covering the grate not windy 39 degrees here no humity tried again today got them to 200 degrees celuse my be my webber it's 20 years old I will keep trying thanks for the reply
I do tend to use a jaccard, there was actually a link to my latest roast pork video at the point where you first see the crackle formed @warrenbertrand290. I know a lot of people don't have one, this is a more traditional way of roasting the crackle, take out all the fuss. But I would always jaccard the skin, season the meat, roll up and in the fridge to get that real bubbly softer style of crackle.
Love your videos. Keep 'em coming. Greeting from Canada eh?
Thanks @robmoen4609, as long as I have grills to throw around, I'll keep making them 😉
Ye baby ye . Brilliant mate . Will b trying this. Cheers mate
Thanks @stephengresham2052, hope you enjoy it
So Smuttly awesome, and i love how the 1st Porchetta had 5 ties and the 2nd one has 7 ties ha ha ha, in all seriousness your an inspiration to us all from the beginner to the advanced. keep them Smutts coming.
Thanks @cootie787 Ha ha I added in one of the pie charts that I confess to re tying the porchetta off camera again
That crunch is amazing
Thanks @BoredCrow5 it was some crunchy goodness
I'll need another Weber! Already planning a Turkey for Xmas! And now this too...
Ha ha I generally have 3 or 4 going on the day @chrishewitt4220
I now have to get off me bum and go see my butcher! Need to get this in the fridge today if it's going to be on the Weber by tomorrow afternoon!
If I see someone speeding along, I know it will be you @chrishewitt4220
Nice one fella . I shall be doing this one . Keep them coming 🙏👍
Thanks @timcook1122, I shall keep doing what I'm doing
Quality in your endos yet again schuey
Family requested pork for xmas yesterday. Looks like this is a winner, thanks
Thanks @chairmanmeow1875 hope the family love it
Oooh! Yeah! Must get me a rotisseriseree!
Yes you must @ferretious
Great tip about not salting the skin till you’re ready to cook. Cheers Chewy 🍻
Glad you liked it @chisel83, cheers mate
Mate you're a legend! I'm planning on making one of these for Chrissy lunch for the first time this year - and the exact same way. Thanks for doing test run for me. I'm gonna ask my butcher to butterfly it for me. I'll give him a cuddle for ya
Thanks @cameronlong1705, make sure it's a rough cuddle 😉
Great video!
Thanks @jackiejanetm
looks awesome, just found your youtube and look forward to watching your vid's.
Thanks @bigjohnlee169 thanks for the support
I have never tried a porchetta .. think it’s time to start.
I agree @markvaris2306, it's time to start
Fantastic as always,I loved it the way you pronounced "herbs" not "erbs"
Damn Schuey! This looks absolutely delicious! Love that you are using the rotisserie again! As always, thank you for making me laugh! You are super funny! Cheers from Oceanside CA mate!
Thanks @ryanperry9472 who just happens to be my favourite Ryan, and I really like Ryan Reynolds the actor, so thats saying a lot 😉
@@SchueysBBQ Hahahaha! That is awesome! Thanks Schuey!!!!!
Mick me mate the Master cuddler
He does love a rough cuddle or two @matth5406
Hi mate love the video. Would this work just as well on a spit?
Thanks @andybourne4094 yeah it is perfect on the spit. It will take longer to cook though as it is open.
Can I do this on a Weber summit without the rotisserie ? Cheers
Yes you can
Absolutely you can @adrianhopkins4825, I do prefer the rotisserie when cooking porchetta as it ensures no fat pools on the skin, is is always dripping off while spinning around.
Love the vids mate.. What rotisserie ring is that?
Love the grammar lesson for our American cousins. But...Ay tch, not, Hay tch. Beautiful looking porchetta. I have some pork belly, I was going to make bacon, but I think I'll make porchetta instead.
Thanks @chuckdaman1509 out of my mouth it's is "Hay tch" 😉 😂
@@SchueysBBQ Thanks my last Porchetta did not like the recipe and flavour at all, So keen to give yours a crack. Where did you score the little miniature Webber barbecue you have on your benchtop would like to get one?
Helping the algorithm
Thanks @kyugunto629 I appreciate it mate
Trying to use a kettle cone but cannot get the temp over 150 any ideas what to do
Could be a few issues @kennethdarr5364
Let's run through what I normally do with anyone else who has the same issue.
Fuel:
Are you allowing your briquettes to fully ash over and be a grey colour before adding them?
Are you only filling the kettle kone 3/4 with lit fuel, people think by filling it completely it should get hotter, where in fact it starves the fuel of oxygen and does the opposite.
Is the fuel faulty, as in did it get damp? Not only at your place but I've seen pallets of the stuff sitting outside getting rained on before.
Are you using cheap fuel, that just doesn't get hot?
Equipment:
Is your thermometer out? Have you calibrated it recently to know it is showing correct temps?
Did you cover the charcoal grate with foil, as I have seen a lot of people do this but it in fact stops the kettle kone and the Weber working the way they are designed to, pushing hot air up, curving around the the lid and back down onto the fuel
Environment:
Is it really cold where you live right now?
Is it really humid or windy?
Answer these and let's eliminate your problem.
@SchueysBBQ using webber fuel letting them get grey not covering the grate not windy 39 degrees here no humity tried again today got them to 200 degrees celuse my be my webber it's 20 years old I will keep trying thanks for the reply
Schuey! What do you think about using a jaccard to pierce the skin before the cook, or perhaps before placing the pork in the fridge?
I do tend to use a jaccard, there was actually a link to my latest roast pork video at the point where you first see the crackle formed @warrenbertrand290. I know a lot of people don't have one, this is a more traditional way of roasting the crackle, take out all the fuss. But I would always jaccard the skin, season the meat, roll up and in the fridge to get that real bubbly softer style of crackle.
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It’s HERBS not ‘ERBS 🤣 Class!
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