Italian beef for dinner.

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Last nights menu was Italian beef with pan roasted baby taters.

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I smoked this chuckie rubbed with salt and pepper in a pan with a can of beef stock 2 days ago with comp. blend pellets. At 225 degrees it took 4.0 hours to hit 160 IT. Then wrapped and put in a 325 degree oven until it got probe tender, which was 205 IT. Cooled and pulled. And tested of course. Yum!

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Then into a crock pot with the saved drippings.
Another can of beef stock
1 pack Italian dressing seasoning.
1/2 cup pepperoncini juice
3/4 cup pepperoncini sliced.
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1 teaspoon dried basil
1 teaspoon onion powder
1 teaspoon dried parsley
1 teaspoon garlic powder
1 bay leaves.
Let this cook for 5 hours on low. Then 2 on high.

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Money shot. Mighty fine meal. Topped with provolone cheese. This was the first time I used a chuckie for this. I've always used a rump roast.
Wow! Outstanding job!
 
WAIT, WAIT, WAIT, ONE MOMENT HERE...It Ain't no Chicago Italian Beef wit' no GIARDINIERA on the Sandwich!!!
Oh...You's are in New York. Never Mind...JJ

BTW...Nice Sammies Steve
 
Steve, I don't know how I missed this, but it looks perfect! And those taters are taking the attention away from the Beef. I often smoke Top Round Roast and we slice it up very thin for open faced sandwiches with Gravy over them. But I love Italian Beef, and gonna try this soon. Thanks for sharing.
 
Steve, I don't know how I missed this, but it looks perfect! And those taters are taking the attention away from the Beef. I often smoke Top Round Roast and we slice it up very thin for open faced sandwiches with Gravy over them. But I love Italian Beef, and gonna try this soon. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Mike!
 
Steve- you mention that you usually use rump roast and this was the first time using chuckie. Do you do the same process when using rump roast?
 
I am following this recipe and Steve's method, going to smoke the chuck today finish in the oven and do the crock part phase tomorrow.
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