5.34lb Boneless Chuck Roast
Keeping it simple.
Salt
Pepper
Onion powder
Garlic powder
EVOO for binder
Post oak wood chunks.
Using Embers charcoal briquettes
First time using:Homemade Slow N Sear
Spring like temperatures here in Northern Arkansas. Not typical for February.Feet are up, waiting for the final results. It's 10* here so I'm inside staying warm.
Chris
Spring like temperatures here in Northern Arkansas. Not typical for February.
Well, still deciding how to finish this smoke: pulled, sliced or cubed. I’m going to do a family vote.
So far kettle temp is holding steady at 250-260 for over 2 hours now. IT is 102. Still a ways to go.
Thanks! 7.5 hours. The last 2 hours I wrapped it.That looks killer! I’m going too try this soon. How long did it end up taking?
Thanks! It was very good!Man that looks great! Awesome color!!
Thanks!Beautiful beef, bro!
Thanks! It was really good!Now that what I'm talking about. That chucky looks great Justin.
Point for sure
Chris
lol that’s funny! Love that show!
Thanks Al! It was gooood!Looks delicious!
Great looking meal!!
Congrats on the carousel ride!
Al
Maybe next time,but it still was good!I would vote for the burnt ends too, but we still lose. The pulled beef looks amazing! Like!
Go for it! Just keep it simple and have fun!This is all I needed to see to give this a try!! Looks good