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I'm going to try (again), making burntends using chuck roast tonight/tomorrow, using this recipe from the forum (
https://www.smoking-meat.com/smoked-chuck-roast-burnt-ends) posted by Jeff Phillips. I tried it once before, but had a bottom round, and it came out kinda tough and dry. Folks...
so, most recipes for burntends call for first smoking the whole brisket and then breaking it down in cubes for burntends.
But I have only about 4 pounds of point only brisket so I am thinking of just cubing it right from the start, smoking the cubes on the grate and then into a foil pan once...
Good Evening Ladies and Gentlemen!
I’ve tried several different recipes for pork belly burntends, but none of them ever quite turned out to be what I thought they should be, so finally I struck out on my own, and have been doing it this way ever since.
Here’s what I do, and the results…
I...
...as I love brisket over pork, The Rocket Pig is my go-to over the Z-Man. Arthur Bryant's is another good place, especially their turkey and burntends - but if you could only make it to one, I would go with Joe's.
I have been to Q39 twice now and both times were horrible. Burntends were...
Smoked Meatloaf BurntEnds
Found this amazing Raspberry Jalapeño Monterey Jack Cheese at the butcher shop.
While the cheese was already cubed, it was too large for this project so each cube was cut into smaller cubes.
Gathered all the rest of the ingredients for my tried and true...
...- like it’s her part-time job. Yesterday, for Mother’s Day, she “gently encouraged” me to make one of her latest discoveries… Hot Dog BurntEnds.
Yes, you read that right. We took perfectly good Oscar Mayer beef hot dogs and tried to turn them into burntends.
Here’s the crime scene...
Thanks for all the advice. We ended up at Jack Stack based on the people from the plants advise. We did a late lunch on the way to the airport area. The food and experience were excellent. I got a burntends and ribs combo with the beans.
...before realizing my skinless pork belly is not skinless.
Plan was:
1.33 pork belly, cut up into cubes and seasoned for pork belly burntends. Was going to smoke till ready for braise then fridge. In the morning put in the crock pot for lunch pot luck at work.
2/3 pork belly smoked in slab...
The burntends for the pot luck turned out great. Can't take pictures at work so no plates shots.
Did finally cook the skin on part. Got a great crunch on the skin. Meat was tender and juicy.
...in the area, we were lucky to get 3lb ($17) sliced, and a sandwich or two from the partials remaining.
They made a lot more from using the remaining whole brisket as burntends, specials like brisket philly's, chili, nachos, sloppy joes, loaded potatoes. Not a drop of 'jus went to waste...
That's pretty much the standard routine. But I'm following along to see your results. Typically I like the old skool burntends.. low and slow, then making cubes then back on the smoker.
Thanks all.
After cubing, I coated with more rub, honey and a sweet bbq sauce. I used meat mitch womp. I put back in the smoker uncovered in an aluminum pan so the sauce sets and cubes are super tender. Took about an hour.
We've tried LC's and Gates BBQ. I'd say go for LC's and get the pork and/or beef burntends, their sauce is good, brisket was good. I might step on toes, but I felt that Gates was overpriced and overrated, although I liked their sides.
I'm sure there are KC natives who can give even better...
...Salad (broccoli, bacon, mozzarella cheese, red onion, and mayo based dressing)...
Grilled some corn on the cob, and grabbed a pile of burntends...
The ends had lots of flavor and were really tender. I couldn't stop gorging myself on them!
I was surprised at how long it took (recipe said...
Sliced a couple left over meatloaf burntends and tossed on a roll over some pepper cheese, then topped the meat with some quesadilla cheese and threw in the air fryer for 5 minutes at 400F to toast the bread, melt the cheese and heat the meat. Added a drizzle of blue cheese dressing after I...
...price, but only huge briskets. I ended up with a $120 hunk of meat, choice, not prime. 😟. And then I managed to slightly overcook it. Burntends from the point were perfect, flat kinda dry. But I was pleasantly amazed at what a huge difference dipping each slice in hot beef broth...
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