Does the count as grilling?



by Stunning_Guest9621

27 Comments

  1. Fit-Contract-3065

    Hell yeah it does, now season that lamb. Olive oil and some vegeta and spritz it with beer every so often.

  2. steakburgerhotdog

    All that matters is that I want a little piece of the leg, nothing too drastic

  3. rlcritcher

    I am from NC and we just call it BBQing or a Pig Pick’n Done plenty of whole hogs in my lifetime on multiple style of grills. I have also pushed myself to learn how to smoke bbq TX and TN style. That’s making me hungry just looking at it.

  4. WhyAreWeStllHere

    Depends on who you ask. Purist would say no. Ill say heck yeah

  5. CoZmicShReddeR

    I had a lamb fire once lol. Lots of delicious fat rendering! My father cooked a large one on a standing rotisserie spit was even better with the juices dripping down itself. He made a lathering of melted butter rosemary fresh garlic kosher salt and fresh lemon was incredible

  6. firestyle33

    Gonna need an update pic of the final product boss

  7. WesternZucchini5343

    I would say that’s a spit roast but not something I really do. We don’t have much of this kind of outdoor cooking in the UK.

    Looks like it will damn good though

  8. CitrusMcfly

    That is spit grilling. Honestly a great way to go about what you’re doing there. Even cook all the way around I bet it turned out amazing

  9. Livermush420

    I would argue that grilling is a self-contained activity that doesn’t last more than a few hours, differentiating it from other forms of outdoor cooking. Like, if you add a smoker attachment to your grill and smoke something for a bunch of hours, you’re not grilling anymore.

    But that being said, if you’re arguing the meaning of a word, you should be arguing from the OED definition and the OED definition actually says: To broil on a grill or to fry or toast on a griddle (according to Google, I can’t afford access to the OED right now).

    So, yeah, that’s hilarious to all the antigriddle people who are mad at the official definition of grilling

  10. fongquardt

    Love the grill. Custom thing or commercial unit?

  11. sausagepurveyer

    I’ve been wanting to do this with a suckling pig

  12. rosmaniac

    One of the sections in Steven Raichlen’s “How to Grill” is cooking a whole lamb on a huge grill. The rotisserie here simply replaces the frequent turning of the lamb on the massive grill, but even with the rotisserie it **is** ‘grilling’ with direct heat, as the coals are right under the lamb.

  13. Final-Ad-2033

    Food cooked over an open flame… that’s the very meaning of grilling.