Poor man's burnt ends!

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patinlouisiana

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Jun 21, 2019
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Baton Rouge, LA
I smoked a 3 pound chuck roast today and it came out quite tasty.
Smoked in my MES at 250 until about 160-165. wrapped in butcher paper and returned until an internal temp of 200. Cut into cubes, tossed with BBQ sauce & brown sugar and returned uncovered for about half an hour. Started at 8 AM finished around 5:30 PM.
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Looks awesome, but Chuck's cost more than brisket does around here.
 
Looks really good. Hard to call chuck 'poor mans' anything!

Brisket used to be 99¢/lb. before all those TV shows and BBQ forums.

That was Poor Man's burnt ends!

I love chuck on the smoker.
 
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That's how tri tips were around here, dirt cheap until they started catching on in the 80's
 
I'm thinking about doing these for our anniversary my girlfriend loves them as I've made them before .. would it be possible to do them a day prior?and reheat some how any tips appreciated
 
That does look good. I’ve yet to try BE’s ... gonna have to put that higher up the to do list.
 
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