Your barbecue is a powerful outside oven, so make the most of it and create a deliciously dishes!
HOW TO COOK THE
PERFECT ROAST
HOW TO COOK THE PERFECT ROAST
These tips are applicable for any barbecue with a roasting hood, however, Tucker BBQs have great features that make cooking the perfect roast too easy.
Rotisserie Kits are available on the market and are a lot of fun.
For simplicity and easy use, we have also designed the Tucker Roast Rack and Pan.
This simple set-up gives you an amazing roast, every time.
HOW TO COOK THE
PERFECT ROAST
Your barbecue is a powerful outside oven, so make the most of it and create delicious dishes!
HOW TO COOK THE PERFECT ROAST
These tips are applicable for any barbecue with a roasting hood, however, Tucker BBQs have great features that make cooking the perfect roast too easy.
Rotisserie Kits are available on the market and are a lot of fun.
For simplicity and easy use, we have also designed the Tucker Roast Rack and Pan.
This simple set-up gives you an amazing roast, every time.
USING THE TUCKER ROAST RACK AND PAN
1. Place the roast rack on the cooking surface.
2. Place the baking dish filled with hot water under the roast rack. The water keeps the roast moist while cooking and collects oil and marinade that drips off the roasting meat. Without the water the tray will get very hot and buckle and the fat will hiss and spit. The tray also protects the roast from direct heat and flare from oil dripping on the tiles and burning the roast.
3. Put your meat /fish/poultry to be roasted on the roast rack.
4. The ideal temperature to roast is 180-200 deg. C.
5. Check your roast regularly and top up the water in the baking dish as it will slowly evaporate over time as it boils.
6. When your roast is half cooked, turn it over so as to brown the roast evenly on both sides.
7. At this time you can put your vegetables up on the rear cooking shelf either in another baking dish or just on the shelf to roast them above the grill.
8. Once your roast is done, you can make tasty gravy from the reduced water in the baking dish with the addition of a stock cube and a little flour or cornflour.
USING A ROTISSERIE KIT (pictured above)
1. Follow the same instructions as above, but have your roast on the rotisserie rod instead of sitting on the rack.
2. We still recommend the pan to keep the roast moist.
3. There's now no need to rotate your roast halfway through, plug in your rotisserie and away you go!
USING THE TUCKER ROAST RACK AND PAN
1. Place the roast rack on the cooking surface.
2. Place the baking dish filled with hot water under the roast rack. The water keeps the roast moist while cooking and collects oil and marinade that drips off the roasting meat. Without the water, the tray will get very hot and buckle and the fat will hiss and spit. The tray also protects the roast from direct heat and flares from the oil dripping on tiles and burning the roast.
3. Put your meat, fish or poultry that you want to be roasted on the roast rack.
4. The ideal temperature to roast is 180-200 deg. C.
5. Check your roast regularly and top up the water in the baking dish as it will slowly evaporate over time as it boils.
6. When your roast is half cooked, turn it over to ensure the roast is browned evenly on both sides.
7. At this time, you can put your vegetables up on the rear cooking shelf, either in another baking dish or just on the shelf itself, to roast them above the grill.
8. Once your roast is done, you can make tasty gravy from the reduced water in the baking dish with the addition of a stock cube and a little flour or cornflour.
USING A ROTISSERIE KIT (pictured above)
1. Follow the same instructions as above, but have your roast on the rotisserie rod instead of sitting on the rack.
2. We still recommend the pan to keep the roast moist.
3. There's now no need to rotate your roast halfway through, plug in your rotisserie and away you go!
ROAST VEGETABLE HINTS
The rear cooking shelf on the Tucker BBQ is the ideal spot to place your pan of vegetables for an incredible roast.
The roast vegetables will require turning every 10 minutes to avoid them sticking to the baking dish.
Only lightly baste the vegetables, as oil is highly flammable.
Using baking paper under the vegetables will stop them from sticking to the pan.
ROAST VEGETABLE
HINTS
The rear cooking shelf on the Tucker BBQ is the ideal spot to place your pan of vegetables for an incredible roast.
The roast vegetables will require turning every 10 minutes to avoid them sticking to the baking dish.
Only lightly baste the vegetables, as oil is highly flammable.
Using baking paper under the vegetables will stop them from sticking to the pan.