Pulled out a couple of chuck roasts from last years ½ of beef for first smoking attempt with this cut.
Chuck Roast and 'Taters
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Here's the meat.
Here the meat with Jeff' Naked Rub
It was raining when I started the smoker so I had to setup the smoker in the shed. This is my winter and inclement weather setup. I have been smoking sausage in this shed for years.
Roasts loaded into the smoker.
Here the meat with Jeff' Naked Rub
It was raining when I started the smoker so I had to setup the smoker in the shed. This is my winter and inclement weather setup. I have been smoking sausage in this shed for years.
Roasts loaded into the smoker.
Looks like a good start, but you better get off the computer, and get in there quick!!!
Your MES fell over !!!!
Bear
Your MES fell over !!!!
Bear
Added the Taters when I figured there was about 2.5 hours left. Coated them with olive oil and sprinkled with the rub.
I pulled the roasts when they got to about 160 (about 6 Hours @ 235) and wrapped them in foil for about an hour, this brought the temp up to 170.
Here they are at 160.
Here is the roast we sliced up, the other is still wrapped in the fridge.
And now the finished Taters:
and sliced roast, yum,yum.
I pulled the roasts when they got to about 160 (about 6 Hours @ 235) and wrapped them in foil for about an hour, this brought the temp up to 170.
Here they are at 160.
Here is the roast we sliced up, the other is still wrapped in the fridge.
And now the finished Taters:
and sliced roast, yum,yum.
ejbreeze
Meat Mopper
smokinstevo27
Master of the Pit
I used the AMS with hickory and mesquite dust. One on each side burning at the same time. I had to refill it, but the results were well worth it.
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smokinstevo27
Master of the Pit
slownlow
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jak757
Smoking Fanatic
Great looking cuts of meat you started with -- and they look even better after rubbed and smoked. Great job!
I'd love to have a shed to smoke in like that -- no more worries about rain -- what a great idea!
I'd love to have a shed to smoke in like that -- no more worries about rain -- what a great idea!
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