Smoked/Braised Chucks with Grilled Veggies, aka Smoked Pot Roast
I bought two nice 4lb+ Publix Greenwise Choice Angus Chucks not knowing exactly what I was gonna do with them.
After some consideration I decided to go a route I've not traveled before with Pot Roast.
The plan came together to inject, smoke and finish by braising.
And I decided to take it up a step by grilling the accompanying veggies.
I injected the Chucks with a marinade of Cajun spiced beef broth, and gave them a conservative dusting of Cajun spice mix.
Then I let them brine overnight for about 16 hours.
Into a 260°-280° smoker over Cherry, and brought to an IT of 150°
While the Chucks were smoking I grilled a mess of onions, carrots, potatoes and celery.
Chucks and veggies then got a dusting of Lipton Onion Soup mix, and finally bathed in a mix of beef broth, beef gravy and Golden Mushroom soup.
Mmmm, mmm, smoked Pot Roast!
Tightly covered with foil and into a 300° oven till it is fork tender.
Stay tuned Chuck fans.
I bought two nice 4lb+ Publix Greenwise Choice Angus Chucks not knowing exactly what I was gonna do with them.

After some consideration I decided to go a route I've not traveled before with Pot Roast.
The plan came together to inject, smoke and finish by braising.
And I decided to take it up a step by grilling the accompanying veggies.
I injected the Chucks with a marinade of Cajun spiced beef broth, and gave them a conservative dusting of Cajun spice mix.
Then I let them brine overnight for about 16 hours.


Into a 260°-280° smoker over Cherry, and brought to an IT of 150°


While the Chucks were smoking I grilled a mess of onions, carrots, potatoes and celery.

Chucks and veggies then got a dusting of Lipton Onion Soup mix, and finally bathed in a mix of beef broth, beef gravy and Golden Mushroom soup.
Mmmm, mmm, smoked Pot Roast!

Tightly covered with foil and into a 300° oven till it is fork tender.
Stay tuned Chuck fans.
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