Did my first chuck roast on the smoker today. "I swear as God as my witness, I shall never smoke briskets again!"
Roasted for 9 hours @ 250F grill temp, until roast was 210F internal. Rested for 30 minutes and pulled as easily as any pork butt I've ever done. AMAZING!
Died and Gone to Meat Heaven
Died and Gone to Meat Heaven
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Re: Died and Gone to Meat Heaven
So you're saying it tasted like smoked Brisket?
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Re: Died and Gone to Meat Heaven
Very nice! I will have to try that
Re: Died and Gone to Meat Heaven
I plan to break out my $5 electric smoker this weekend for the first time. May have to try this
Chris Zubak
Re: Died and Gone to Meat Heaven
Better! A richer, beefier taste. Think smoky Yankee pot roast.DrPaulsen wrote:So you're saying it tasted like smoked Brisket?
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Re: Died and Gone to Meat Heaven
Chuck is definitely a more rich beef flavor than brisket.
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