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Chuck roast yesterday

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I haven’t had time to run my smoker as often as I’d like lately, but put a 4lb chuck on yesterday.

SPOG with some paprika, cooked at 270 with oak and mesquite.

That pic below is at 165 it, took it off at about 205.

It was on the smoker for about 10 hours.

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Looks tasty! Good eating for sure

Ryan
 
Yum! Its been a while since ive done a chuckie! May be on next weeks menu! Yours looks fantastic!
 
Nice Chuckie!

Boykjo
 
Looks fantastic!
I haven’t been smoking as much lately either.
Guess it’s cause of the virus, kinda has me in a down mood.But today I have a chicken spinning on the roti on my SM attachment for the Weber .
It sure smells good!
Al
 
Thanks for all the compliments, I learned it all here.

Last night the bark around the edges was a little dry and hard, and I was thinking maybe foil would be better than double paper wrapping.

After it sitting in the fridge overnight and reheated today, the bark is super moist and tasty.

Here’s lunch today, and tomorrow. I may make some chili with the end of it,

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