Italian beef for dinner.

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Outstanding Looking Sammy, Steve!!
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Sometime try putting the meat on a wire cooling rack, in a pan, so it doesn't sit in any kind of juices. It will smoke better if the smoke can actually get to the meat.
Good for the juices to be under the meat, but not in it.
Just a Suggestion to try.

Bear
 
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Wow Steve. That's it, just WOW!! That looks outstanding. I did a chuckie recently that was similar to yours and it was fantastic. Love the ingredients you posted here. I bet that would beat the one I did hands down. I've printed this and gonna do it once the temps drop a bit. Perfect comfort food for one of those freezing days here in Central Texas when temps plummet into the 80's. This is on the must do list!! Big like buddy

Robert
 
Wow Steve. That's it, just WOW!! That looks outstanding. I did a chuckie recently that was similar to yours and it was fantastic. Love the ingredients you posted here. I bet that would beat the one I did hands down. I've printed this and gonna do it once the temps drop a bit. Perfect comfort food for one of those freezing days here in Central Texas when temps plummet into the 80's. This is on the must do list!! Big like buddy

Robert
Thank you Robert! I was very pleased with how it came out.
 
Outstanding Looking Sammy, Steve!!
Like.
Sometime try putting the meat on a wire cooling rack, in a pan, so it doesn't sit in any kind of juices. It will smoke better if the smoke can actually get to the meat.
Good for the juices to be under the meat, but not in it.
Just a Suggestion to try.

Bear
Thanks bear! When I was smoking the chuckie I had it in a pan with a can of beef broth. It only covered about 1/4" of the meat. Plus the broth took on the smoke flavor as well.
 
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