Sliced Chuckies

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chilerelleno

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My younger son doesn't like pulled meat, he likes it sliced or coarsely chopped.
So every so often I cook for him over the rest of the family who aren't so picky.

I dry brined two chuckies with coarse Kosher salt, about 5 hours per side.
Then rubbed them heavily with a smoked paprika heavy SPOG.
Onto the smoker at 225° until the IT was 165°.
Then into foil with butter and fresh herbs until 185°, and probing like peanut butter.
Rested for an hour and then sliced for serving.

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Roasted some potatoes, carrots and celery with fresh herbs to go with the beef.

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The Beef looked so good.

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Beef and Roasted Veggies... YUM!

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Some great looking BBQ there. Veggies look great too.
I usually have trouble deciding how to slice chuck roasts, with the different muscles running in different directions.
 
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So Mr. chilerelleno, noticed you pulled it out at 185, not 200 like all the recipes I've seen. Is that because you sliced it instead of pulling it ? I'm doing one this weekend and am trying to get as much info as possible. TIA
 
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Great looking meal. I like the salt brine and SPOG concept.

We have a hard time finding chuck steaks that thick at our local stores. They are usually cut to 1 1/2”-2”. Those look more like 4”.
 
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Looks good!

I do sliced chuck when I get the motivation for meal prepping for lunches. I'll slice it and partition it off into individual sandwich portions and vacuum seal. Then all I have to do in the morning is grab a packet of beef, a slice of cheddar, and a bun. It reheats really well just on a paper plate in the microwave!
 
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So Mr. chilerelleno, noticed you pulled it out at 185, not 200 like all the recipes I've seen. Is that because you sliced it instead of pulling it ? I'm doing one this weekend and am trying to get as much info as possible. TIA
Yes'sir, sliced beef or pork needs to be a little firmer, so its done at a lower IT and it probes like peanut butter instead of warm butter.
 
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