spit-roast

spit-roast

vb (tr)
(Cookery) to cook on a spit
adj
(Cookery) cooked on a spit
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To celebrate, the Marchants have invited those who attend Thursday's meeting to a Scotch lamb spit-roast after the meeting at 5.30pm.
Richard John Barrett: We source only the highest quality, and freshest produce and serve it in a simple and uncomplicated way, from our wood fire open chargrill, josper oven and rotisserie spit-roast, offering a typically Mediterranean seafront vibe which perfectly complements our beautiful beachside setting here in JBR Dubai.
That's the case at the new Weslodge Saloon, where a 3.6 metre beast of a grill dominates the open kitchen, ready to churn out steaks and whole spit-roast shoulder of lamb (take note, guys - not that dry imitator of food that is leg of lamb; shoulder, the underrated, juicy, fatty, best part of the animal).
They formed Cig Cennin Cyf to market their lamb through direct sales, and are also exploring ready meals and spit-roast lamb.
They grow their own produce, keep a huge wine cellar and will spit-roast a goat for you on request.
A new concept from the people behind the Zuma and Roka brands, the Oblix menu celebrates British and European ingredients with a charcoal grill, wood-fired oven and spit-roast, along with a range of fine wines.
Famous for specialising in tasty salad & grills, whether it is the tender spit-roast chicken, succulent ribs with barbecue sauce or flamegrilled salmon - all with the unlimited signature salad bar - Harvester is the perfect way to indulge Dad on his day of celebration.
Famous for specialising in tasty salad & grills, whether it is the tender spit-roast chicken, succulent ribs with barbecue sauce or flame-grilled salmon - all with the unlimited signature salad bar, Harvester is the perfect way to indulge dad on his day of celebration.
In this edition, he creates a fantastic packed lunch for a festival picnic, which includes portable chilli, followed by spit-roast chicken, which he makes with a helping hand from Gennaro Contaldo.
This week - the last in the current series - he creates a fantastic packed lunch for a festival picnic, which includes portable chilli, followed by spit-roast chicken, which he makes with a helping hand from Gennaro Contaldo.
MONDAY Jamie's Summer Food Rave Up (Channel 4, 8.30pm) In this edition, chef Jamie Oliver creates a fantastic packed lunch for a festival picnic, which includes portable chilli, followed by spit-roast chicken, which he makes with help from Gennaro Contaldo.

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