What meat to smoke this weekend

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Pulled Beef from Smoked Chuck is good eats. Smoked Fajita Marinated Flank Steak or Skirt is tasty. Thick racks of Chuck Short Ribs, bones 2 to 5 from above the Brisket, is always a winner. Then the Cali favorite...Tri-Tip, smoked and grill seared med/rare is popular...JJ
 
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The original is literally the nearly burnt ends and/or the leftovers from a smoked brisket, or other meat, cut in bite sized chunks, seasoned with more rub and smoked again until quite dark and nearly falling apart tender. The 2 Cheater methods are to 1, smoke your meat to 190+, cut it into pieces, add rub and smoke until very well done, burnt, and nearly falling apart tender. These are DRY with a heavy bark. Method 2 is similar, 190, chunks, rub, but are tossed in BBQ Sauce and smoked until the chunks are tender and the Q Sauce is caramelized, essentially WET Burnt Ends. Both are tasty just a matter of you being a Crunchy Bark Shark or you like beef more tender and Saucy...JJ
 
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The original is literally the nearly burnt ends and/or the leftovers from a smoked brisket, or other meat, cut in bite sized chunks, seasoned with more rub and smoked again until quite dark and nearly falling apart tender. The 2 Cheater methods are to 1, smoke your meat to 190+, cut it into pieces, add rub and smoke until very well done, burnt, and nearly falling apart tender. These are DRY with a heavy bark. Method 2 is similar, 190, chunks, rub, but are tossed in BBQ Sauce and smoked until the chunks are tender and the Q Sauce is caramelized, essentially WET Burnt Ends. Both are tasty just a matter of you being a Crunchy Bark Shark or you like beef more tender and Saucy...JJ
JJ - I like EVERYTHING a bit saucy!  I do prefer the wet burnt ends myself...but if you can find a tri-tip, I'd toss that in for a nice medium-rare and then reverse sear the outside and you'll have some awesome meals (because leftover tri-tip with eggs in teh morning is killer too).
 
Well if you want to go beef and something you haven't done you could do a cow tongue and then make tacos out of it!!!

Mmmmmmm beef tongue is sooooo good!
 
What to smoke.. prob the most pondered question by myself and many others im sure! If you ever feel the need to try something different, try beef cheeks, they have the texture of brisket point, loads of connective tissue, beautiful beefy flavor and cant beat the price!
 
Picked up a 3lb Chuck roast.
Rubbed it with W sauce and spog.


In the offset around 11am.

4 hour mark.


Into a foil pan at 160 degrees with Apple juice, bourbon and W sauce.

Out of the smoker at 191 degrees to rest.

Final results.


Plated with boiled red potatoes and asparagus.


The Chuckie came out really good!
Moist, tender and tasty.

Very happy with the whole smoke.

r2
 
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More info I should have included:

Offset smoker.
Used the minion method with kingsford charcoal and mesquite lump charcoal.
Kept the cook chamber around 280 degrees.
Total smoke time was around 7 hours.
Used a Thermo pro TP08 dual probe.
Can't think of anything else pertinent to the smoke.
Let me know if there are any questions.

r2
 
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