Roasted Chuckie turned out wonderful

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boaty

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Jan 11, 2013
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It was only my 2nd time with the smoker and I did overcook it but it still turned out amazing.  3hrs on rack and then 2 hrs wrapped in foil and then another hr uncovered.  I think I could have called it done after the "foil step" but its a learning process.  Still extremely happy with the results.  I ONLY USED WOOD CHIPS THE 1ST 2 HRS.





 
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It was just a bottle misquite marinade and then I added some garlic and cayenne pepper and a little worcestshire
 
Those are pretty!  My hubby would like them.  He likes beef better than pork.  Will have to try this!  Thanks for sharing!
 
Did 2 chuckies today meat was good but I did not like the fat and grissel in them. Did 2 london broils 2 weeks ago enjoyed them sooo much more than the chuckies. This is only my fifth smoke on my Lang but i will not do chuckies again as previously said it is a learning experience and it was not the smoking just the cut of meat........steve n tn
 
Looking good Boaty... maybe next time try only 30 minutes back on the grate.... And if that's to much then drop back on the foil time.... The 3-2-1 is just base line to start by...
 
Boaty, WELCOME!

Looks good, outstanding for a first attempt!  If you can cook to an internal temp rather than a period of time it might help.  I cook mine to an IT of about165 and then wrap.  THen on up to about 190 - 195 and then they will normally coast on up to about 200 degrees.  The home boss
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 is not a big "Bark" fan, so she enjoys the the softer texture.

Good stuff!

Either way, good job and GOOD LUCK!!!
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Great!  Now I have to go get a chuck roast and smoke it.  Man does that look good.  Great job.  I can now say for sure that SMF continues to contribute to my weight gain!  Well at least that's what Im going to tell my doctor.

How long did you marinate?
 
Great job. Love some pulled chuck roast
For sammies and tacos or whatever. I foil mine at 180 then cook until IT hits 200f then rest for an hour or so. They fall apart.
 
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