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Those will go for 3-4 hours @225* because they are the passenger on this bus. The Wagyu is the driver. Once I see a lil color on it, I will pull, cut, pan and sauce... It should finish out pretty close to that Wagyu if my smoke figurins are correct.
...the Chuck is nuttin to mock.
Two Chuck's in to pre-smoke, the Wagyu goes the full ride and the grass fed comes out and goes in the pot for a couple days. Didn't want the Waggie to get lonely in that big ole pit so when I yanked the grass fed, I tossed in a slab of pork belly for some burnt...
After sucking smoke off of various pits for nearly 50 years it becomes second nature to fire up a lil wood every day to burn some manner of protein. But spreading myself thin? Naw... I call it livin... every moment of one's life must have meaning or it is an opportunity wasted. Family, friends...
If I smoke a Chuck, it gets handled like a brisket.. all the way up. I would never cook Wagyu like that though. No need. It's like eating butter.
As far as searing after SV, I have several methods depending on the cook. By far my favorite is my modified sear station.
The SV bath last night was 129* for 3 hours.. the Chuckie was pulled at 125* internals today but let me suggest that you not use that for a guide unless that chuckie was speaking Japanese a couple months prior. That was a 3 pound 21 day dry aged Wagyu Chuck.. When I SV an Angus, I will go 155*...
I have eaten prime rib that doesn't even come close to that.. and that Chuckie was a helluva lot cheaper.
Speaking of football.. I am going through withdrawals.. Bo knows...
WAR DAMN!!!
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