Rotisserie or Weber for beef & turkey

[Slabocans]

Hi and thanks in advance for your advice.
My first time here only just discovered these forums.
I am cooking christmas lunch for my family, I am planning on doing a turkey and some beef, possibly rib eye.
I will cook 1 on the weber and the other on my rotisserie in my hooded gas BBQ.
Beef on rotisserie and turkey in weber or vice versa?

[Andy M.]

I'd do turkey on rotisserie and roast in Weber. I'd also add some wood chunks for the turkey to add a smoke flavor. You can do the same for the beef.

[4meandthem]

Which ever you choose I would place a pan under them with some broth to capture the juices and make gravy. I don't think you could wrong either way.

[Slabocans]

Thanks guys.
Definitely going to capture the broth for gravy it's the only way!
I have used smoke wood chips on the weber before and love the enhanced flavor. I saw a YouTube clip using apple wood to flavor turkey, I think I might try that.

[Andy M.]

Originally Posted by Slabocans

Thanks guys.
Definitely going to capture the broth for gravy it's the only way!
I have used smoke wood chips on the weber before and love the enhanced flavor. I saw a YouTube clip using apple wood to flavor turkey, I think I might try that.

Apple or cherry for poultry, hickory for beef.

[Whiskadoodle]

I am going to vote just the opposite. Because that's the way this forum works best. Multiple Opinions. Heheh. Turkey on the Weber, Rotisserie the Beef. I have to agree, apple wood chips while smoke grilling the turkey. I have not made a roast beef on any grill. I am pretty sure an instant read thermometer is your best weapon to use on both of them.

Enjoy the holiday and Please stay here on DC.

[Slabocans]

I'm gonna hang around and listen to some good advice.
Really tough decision as both have their advantages, either way I'll get some pics.
I notice mostly Americans here? Am I correct?
I'm from Australia so hopefully I can share some good Aussie BBQ tips too :)

[msmofet]

Originally Posted by Slabocans

I'm gonna hang around and listen to some good advice.
Really tough decision as both have their advantages, either way I'll get some pics.
I notice mostly Americans here? Am I correct?
I'm from Australia so hopefully I can share some good Aussie BBQ tips too :)

Welcome to the group. I need someone to talk to in the late night/early AM hours (USA Eastern time).

[Slabocans]

You get good lamb in US? Absolutely brilliant garlic, Aunty rosemary a bit of gravy! A favorite of mine.