With pork I can understand it. It's a pretty forgiving meat & there's crackling to deal with which needs hot dry air for it to crackle.
On the whole - yeah. I'm a low & slow guy now. I'd never do a 1½ hour roast these days. It's always 5+ hours at about 120⁰C. Lamb leg was the game changer for me - so juicy & fall apart tender. Beef roasts are equally amazing.
Once you've worked out how to keep your BBQ (or oven) that low consistenly, it's much better. It just needs a bit of forethought & planning. It's mostly handsoff - just occasionally checking the temp.
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Full credit to you. I’ve seen you cook steak 🥩 nothings ever quick. 🙂🙏
Ahhh steaks are different. When you want it on the rare side, you want the grill really hot.
The time is mainly in lighting the charcoal.
I also love the slow feed of steak slices over hours with great company.