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Did my first one a week ago. Wasn't terrible, but I rushed it a bit. The girls thought it was OK. I did it again Wednesday and took a little more time. Turned out much better. Wrapped in smokin paper the last 3 hours, rested in a cooler an hour. My picky 14 year old daughter thought it was pretty good. I'll take that as a win. (She's partial to smoked pork tenderloin. Not my favorite, but I'm just the cook...)Has anyone tried smoking Chuck Roast steak?
SAME ! Did this last weekend and it came out AMAZING. One thing I did do is add some beef tallow when I wrapped it. Smoked at 225 for about 5/6 hours til it hit 165 on the probes. Wrapped in butcher paper and with about 3 tablespoons of beef tallow. Smoked for another 2 to 3 hours til it hit 205 internal. Rested in cooler for about 3 hours as well.I just did my first one, it came out fantastic! 8 hours total cooking time on my Pit boss 1600 at 225 with it wrapped in butcher paper for the last 3 hours. I rested it for 2.5 hours in a cooler wrapped in a towel.It was a 6 pound chuck roast.
Nice! Glad it worked for you. I just got tallow to try with my last brisket. I'll be using it on beef when I can.SAME ! Did this last weekend and it came out AMAZING. One thing I did do is add some beef tallow when I wrapped it. Smoked at 225 for about 5/6 hours til it hit 165 on the probes. Wrapped in butcher paper and with about 3 tablespoons of beef tallow. Smoked for another 2 to 3 hours til it hit 205 internal. Rested in cooler for about 3 hours as well.
Yes I did I’ll chuck roast two weeks ago came out very goodHas anyone tried smoking Chuck Roast steak?
Mine was 210 and was able to pull it. I just look for the probe to go in like butter. The previous one before that it was 205 and I sliced that one. I’m doing another one tomorrow and plan on slicing that one so I’ll will pay more attention. It may all just be the difference between just using a knife for slicing vs claws or hands for pulling. They both were very tender.I am planning a chuck roast this weekend. I know some slice, and some pull. What is the IT for slicing vs pulling? Anyone know?