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First chuckie in a long while

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DougE

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From a beef I had processed.
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Rubbed it down with Jeff's Texas style rub and let it sit in the fridge over night.

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We're getting there. Shooting for pulled beef, so a ways to go yet.
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Decided to foil pan it with some beer for liquid at about 160° IT
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It gonna make some nice pulled beef when it's done.
 
Wow, that’s one heck of a fat cap on a chuck. Bet it’s delicious when done.
 
Yummm, Chuck roast!! Need to do one soon!
 
I wanted some pulled Chuck this weekend but didn't find a good roast. You're making me regret no shopping around Doug😐
In for the finish!

Keith
 
Looks great Doug!

Ryan
 
Didn't disappoint Doug. Great cook and meal! I'll have a plate or 3 😁

Keith
 
Damn that looks good! Horseradish was made for beef, and yours looks incredible!
 
Damn that looks good! Horseradish was made for beef, and yours looks incredible!
Thanks! Horseradish was made for beef and for shrimp, aka cocktail sauce. No shrimp cocktail is worth eating if you can still see when you get done eating it.
 
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