First time poor man's burnt ends...amazing!

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Jul 21, 2014
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Wow...this is truly meat candy!  I can't believe how great this is.  Rubbed with Paul Prudhomme's Meat Magic.  Put 3.5# chuck roast in at 11 p.m. for an overnight smoke.  By noon it was at 185 and ready to be taken out for a rest, then cubed and sauced and back in for a couple hours.

The family absolutely loved it.  I think this is one of my all time favorite MES meals ever.





 
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Looks tasty,I tried this once but didn't let them cook long enough still tasty but not super as I was hoping. Nice smoke!
 
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Thank you for sharing! I'll be trying this! My brother-n-outlaw takes us to a place that has something like this that they call "man candy" they won't share recipe though so I'll see if this does it! Great Q view!
 
Smoked the whole time using the AMNPS.  It was still going when I got up in the morning but had burned out not too long after that.  I used chips for the rest of the smoke because

I didn't want to light another tray at that point.
 
Those look great and my family always devours burnt ends when I make brisket so I am definitely going to have to try this.  I even have a chuckie just that size in the fridge!
 
Dang, that looks like fine dining to me.

Like b-one I've tried them a couple of times, they were

OK but not great.

They look so good, I will keep trying until it comes out right.

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Wow...this is truly meat candy!  I can't believe how great this is.  Rubbed with Paul Prudhomme's Meat Magic.  Put 3.5# chuck roast in at 11 p.m. for an overnight smoke.  By noon it was at 185 and ready to be taken out for a rest, then cubed and sauced and back in for a couple hours.

The family absolutely loved it.  I think this is one of my all time favorite MES meals ever.





I've recently read about smoking a boneless chuck roast for poor man's burnt ends. You've inspired me to try it myself.
 
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