They call it a chuck roast, I call it a big steak

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fwismoker

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Dec 31, 2012
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Definitely IMO shouldn't have been labeled chuck roast but certainly was more along the lines of a thick steak and filled an entire dinner plate. (it became two large servings)   This was cooked on my stick burning grill... aka 007

If you haven't used a jaccard they can come in handy, I used the jaccard and dry brined before cooking.  Next seasoned with salt, pepper and garlic. The baked potato I wrapped in foil and put down inside the fire basket.

For not being a cut like a ribeye I gotta say it was pretty darn good!    The juices were flowing, very juicy.







 
Looks like someone forgot there vegetables!:biggrin: Looks tasty, glad it tuned out!
 
Looks like someone forgot there vegetables!
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Looks tasty, glad it tuned out!
I asked the cow and it said they ate some greens....good enough for me! ;)
 
Looks great, FWI!
We've always been fans of chuck roasts. With that fat running through them, they're good grilled, smoked or slow cooked. I've even cut them up for stews. When there's a good sale I pick up 3 or 4. IMHO they can be every bit as good as a ribeye at half the price grilled...

Dan
 
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