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cooper barrett 08-16-2020 06:28 PM

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faux brisket, butt roast, skinless chicken thighs, a few hours in.

cooper barrett 08-17-2020 05:56 PM

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GloryDayz 08-17-2020 05:57 PM

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Originally Posted by cooper barrett (Post 15118315)

:thumb:

What's the cut?

cooper barrett 08-17-2020 07:07 PM

What you see is a split chuck roll roast, seasoned then folded in half and frozen, put on at 34 degrees. What you are looking at is Chuck eye roll but only a section of it.

It was smoked about 15 hours and removed at 180 chilled overnight then slices i nto 1/4'sliced. The bottom of this was 1/2 of the underblade or chuck flat and it has even better flavor and marbling and is really a faux brisket flat.

GloryDayz 08-17-2020 07:21 PM

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Originally Posted by cooper barrett (Post 15118464)
What you see is a split chuck roll roast, seasoned then folded in half and frozen, put on at 34 degrees. What you are looking at is Chuck eye roll but only a section of it.

It was smoked about 15 hours and removed at 180 chilled overnight then slices i nto 1/4'sliced. The bottom of this was 1/2 of the underblade or chuck flat and it has even better flavor and marbling and is really a faux brisket flat.

Interesting.

srvy 08-17-2020 07:31 PM

Just buy a chuck roast and smoke it. It want to shred if you try to slice without let set in fridge. I kinda like to shred put on a hogie bun reminds me of a good old Rosedale BBQ beef on a bun.

cooper barrett 08-17-2020 09:52 PM

yeah get a prime grade chuck roast that weighs in at 30lbs or more, cut it in half lengthwise.

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No shit, if it's cooked to 200 degrees it wlll shed just by thinking about pulling it from smoker.

I always temper for hours, chill overnight, and slice when cold every brisket, most butt roasts, and especially Chuck Rolls, Shedding beef would remind you of Rosedale, and that's not a good thing.



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Originally Posted by srvy (Post 15118513)
Just buy a chuck roast and smoke it. It want to shred if you try to slice without let set in fridge. I kinda like to shred put on a hogie bun reminds me of a good old Rosedale BBQ beef on a bun.


srvy 08-17-2020 10:02 PM

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Originally Posted by cooper barrett (Post 15118699)
yeah get a prime grade chuck roast that weighs in at 30lbs or more, cut it in half lengthwise.

https://scene7.samsclub.com/is/image...00_A?$DT_Zoom$

No shit, if it's cooked to 200 degrees it wlll shed just by thinking about pulling it from smoker.

I always temper for hours, chill overnight, and slice when cold every brisket, most butt roasts, and especially Chuck Rolls, Shedding beef would remind you of Rosedale, and that's not a good thing.

I love Rosedale my favorite sauce and the hand-cut crinkle fries are the bomb.

cooper barrett 08-17-2020 10:10 PM

OK I'll go along with one of those two, their fries didn't make an impression. Dagwood's didn't either.

GloryDayz 08-21-2020 04:02 PM

Got some more pork belly burnt ends started for a trip to the lake tomorrow. A treat for our awesome students...


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Pablo 08-30-2020 01:35 PM

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GloryDayz 08-30-2020 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Pablo (Post 15138882)

Outstanding. (we did brats on the tailgating grill for the Scuba students today, then leftover ribs when we got home. Neither worthy of a pic)

Hoover 08-30-2020 07:58 PM

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Originally Posted by cooper barrett (Post 15118699)
yeah get a prime grade chuck roast that weighs in at 30lbs or more, cut it in half lengthwise.

https://scene7.samsclub.com/is/image...00_A?$DT_Zoom$

No shit, if it's cooked to 200 degrees it wlll shed just by thinking about pulling it from smoker.

I always temper for hours, chill overnight, and slice when cold every brisket, most butt roasts, and especially Chuck Rolls, Shedding beef would remind you of Rosedale, and that's not a good thing.

Ummmmmmm going to have to get one of these.

candyman 08-30-2020 08:19 PM

Glad someone bumped this thread.

Never thought I'd do it as I've always considered myself a bbq purest but I bought a Recteq pellet smoker this week. Used it a couple times this weekend, ribs and chicken wings. Both came out just as good if not better than I've ever made on my WSM and my offset. And with the convenience its going to be hard to use either one of those again.

Anyone have any pellet recommendations? I used oak and cherry from Bear Mountain because I got a buy one get one free deal and they worked well but wondering what everyone's favorite brand is. Also what is a good price per pound?

cooper barrett 08-30-2020 08:27 PM

When I get old,I'll put a pellet smoker on my patio, until then, real wood followed by charcoal or it's not BBQ.

I do have a Davy Crockett by Green Mountain Grills on my RV It serves a great purpose in such a small space. I buy Rural King Competition Blend.

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Originally Posted by candyman (Post 15139473)
Glad someone bumped this thread.

Never thought I'd do it as I've always considered myself a bbq purest but I bought a Recteq pellet smoker this week. Used it a couple times this weekend, ribs and chicken wings. Both came out just as good if not better than I've ever made on my WSM and my offset. And with the convenience its going to be hard to use either one of those again.

Anyone have any pellet recommendations? I used oak and cherry from Bear Mountain because I got a buy one get one free deal and they worked well but wondering what everyone's favorite brand is. Also what is a good price per pound?



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