Found chuck roasts for $1.99/lb, so I bought 5 roasts ranging from 5-7 lbs.
About 11 a.m. I got a hankering for pot roast. It was always my dad's go-to dish for Sunday dinners and I hadn't had one in years.
Sprinkled a 7 pounder with SPOG and a little paprika.
I knew I was going to be pressed for time, so I couldn't go as low and slow as normal. Cranked my MES 30 up to Max (275°) and filled my Amazen Tube with a mix of oak and mesquite.
Meanwhile, I headed to the brewery for a cold one with a friend. It was a Tropical IPA. Not bad, but I should've stuck with my regular Smoke Chaser Porter.
Came home right as my tube was sending out its last puffs of smoke, about 4 hours. So I took it inside and laid it on top of a bed of carrots, onions, taters, and celery. I added a cup of garlic broth and a few dashes of worcestershire. The IT was 158° at this point.
Supper was in 3 hours, so I covered it and cranked the oven to 380°. In about 3 hours it was tender at 208°. While resting, my daughter wanted to saute up some garlic cauliflower.
Supper was delicious!
Afterwards, I collected all the juice and made au jus a la Bearcarver . I've never injected a brisket, but anyone care to guess what I'm doing with my next brisket?
About 11 a.m. I got a hankering for pot roast. It was always my dad's go-to dish for Sunday dinners and I hadn't had one in years.
Sprinkled a 7 pounder with SPOG and a little paprika.
I knew I was going to be pressed for time, so I couldn't go as low and slow as normal. Cranked my MES 30 up to Max (275°) and filled my Amazen Tube with a mix of oak and mesquite.
Meanwhile, I headed to the brewery for a cold one with a friend. It was a Tropical IPA. Not bad, but I should've stuck with my regular Smoke Chaser Porter.
Came home right as my tube was sending out its last puffs of smoke, about 4 hours. So I took it inside and laid it on top of a bed of carrots, onions, taters, and celery. I added a cup of garlic broth and a few dashes of worcestershire. The IT was 158° at this point.
Supper was in 3 hours, so I covered it and cranked the oven to 380°. In about 3 hours it was tender at 208°. While resting, my daughter wanted to saute up some garlic cauliflower.
Supper was delicious!
Afterwards, I collected all the juice and made au jus a la Bearcarver . I've never injected a brisket, but anyone care to guess what I'm doing with my next brisket?