Marinated Rotisserie Sirloin Roast

I love trying new things and I found this recipe for Cola Marinade at Foodgeeks.com. I tweaked it a bit and tossed my roast in the zip loc bag.


Cola Marinade




  • 1/2 cup lemon juice

  • 1/2 cup vegetable oil

  • 1/2 cup balsamic vinegar

  • 1 teaspoon fresh ground pepper

  • 1 teaspoon fresh ground salt

  • 3 tablespoons minced garlic

  • 1 can cola

  • 1/2 cup Worcestershire sauce

Put your large zip loc bag inside a measuring cup, folding the edges over the cup. Add all the ingredients into the bag.


Remove the bag from the measuring cup careful not to spill. Add a 4-5 pound sirloin beef roast.


Seal the bag, put the bag in a bowl and put it in the refrigerator for up to 24 hours.


Let the roast sit at room temperature 1 hour before putting on the grill.


Tie the roast onto your rotisserie. Preheat the grill to 400 and insert the rotisserie onto the grill. Add a drip pan underneath with 1 cup of water, check to make sure the water doesn't run dry, or you will have very scorched drippings.


Grill with the lid closed for 1 hour, check the temperature. You will aim to have the internal temp at 135 - 140. We let ours cook to 154 and it was completely done, no pink left. Next time we will take it off the grill at 140. Remove from the heat and wrap in foil for 15 minutes.


During the resting time we grilled our chopped up veggies in a grill basket. I simply toss the veggies with veggie seasoning and olive oil and stir them once in a while. They only need 10 - 15 minutes on the grill.

Now here is the funny thing, I just realized now that I'm on my What Matters Most blog. . .I meant to be on the cooking blog. .oh well, I'll copy and paste it later. . .

Comments

  1. How funny that you posted in the wrong place. I did that once (or twice?) when I accidentally posted on Spooky's blog.

    That marinade sounds really good, but I don't eat beef. Wonder what else it would be good with?

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  2. Roast Beef...mmm.....that looks good Lovella. Yes, how funny...posting elsewhere. Well, at least we have the convenience of cut and paste.

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  3. Oh I'll have to get one of these ready for Dear to put on the grill when he gets back here to Washington...

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  4. Oh but if you'd been in the "right" place, I might have missed this one. Looks so great that I can almost taste it.

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  5. It looks yummy - we don't have a rotisserie - I suppose it would work just in the oven?

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  6. It looks like you have been busy in your test kitchen this week! The roast beef looks wonderful...and who could resist a fresh peach dessert?

    I've missed the goings-on while I was away...but please pass along special b'day greetings to Terry!

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  7. When I clicked on your blog and saw a second recipe in a row.. I thought... Hmmmm... she's never done that before ... must be a boring day on the farm !! SMILE

    But your kitchen is never boring and your recipes are great !!! And I really love your Mennonite Girls Can Cook Blog ... that was a fabulous idea !!!

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