Smoked beef chuck

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BarbarianFoodie

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Hey all Barbarian here checking in.
It's been a while, I hope everyone has been good.
Any ways Mrs Barbarian...(she would kill me if she see me calling her barbarian) has a nephew getting hitched here soon and we were asked to smoke up some beef so here it is fellas
I seasoned it up last night with salt, pepper, coriander, celery, mustard, onion, garlic, smoked paprika, chipolte and a bit of cane sugar. Stuck it in the fridge over night and got it on the smoker around 7 this morning.
Here is the first picture, I'll update along the way
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After an hour I had to rotate a few around away from the fire
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Got the veggies cut and ready with some EVOO and some more seasoning they will go in the smoker right by the fire to caramelize a bit.

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It's after ten so time to bring on a South Dakota Martini

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A picture of my setup

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Veggies are in under the meat catching drippings
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I want to tear into it now it looks and smells amazing.
I'm shooting for a smoked prime rib flavor on a tender shredded beef 20220730_110358.jpg

Not sure if anybody noticed but I snuck a 2 lb eye of round roast in there (the Lil guy in the center) pulled it and it's resting for dinner

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Chuck is in with the veggies, beef stock, w. sauce and cabernet

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Eye of round

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Dinner, coleslaw and cheese curds

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All foiled up and now comes the waiting game

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12 hours later, fork tender and beautiful smoke ring

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Pulled up and ready to chill

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Separating the fat off of the au jus

Well folks that's about the end of it until the wedding hope you enjoyed!
 
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I'm shooting for a smoke at 250° until I hit stall around 170- 180, then I'm going to be putting them in aluminum pans with onions peppers celery beef broth red wine and Worcestershire sauce cover in foil and take them to 190-210 when they are tender to the probe they will come out to rest.
 
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Hey all Barbarian here checking in.
It's been a while, I hope everyone has been good.
Any ways Mrs Barbarian...(she would kill me if she see me calling her barbarian) has a nephew getting hitched here soon and we were asked to smoke up some beef so here it is fellas
I seasoned it up last night with salt, pepper, coriander, celery, mustard, onion,garlic, smoked paprika, chipolte and a bit of cane sugar. Stuck it in the fridge over night and got it on the smoker around 7 this morning.
Here is the first picture, I'll update along the wayView attachment 639111
After a hour had to move a few away from the heat 20220730_083624.jpg
 
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That's a whole lot of scrumptious looking beef! Too late to crash the wedding? Lol

Ryan
 
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