Pit Boss Grills - Chuck Roast - Smoked
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- This was a fun little cook with lots of my tips and tricks!! This was a 6 hour cook and I really hope you enjoy the video!!
Grill: Pit Boss Nascar Series 1000
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I love how everyone has their own unique ways of cooking meat. I've not been disappointed yet! I have a chuck roast on the smoker now for dinner
Cook it how you like it.. that’s always the best
Great video. My husband just got me a Pit Boss and I have a chuck roast in the freezer. Can't wait to try it!
Great! Can’t wait to hear how you like it
I just did chuck roast last weekend. Seasoned it overnight got my pit to 230 and injected it with beef broth and garlic mix. Cooked it at 230 for 4 hrs did first spritz at 2 1/2 hrs apple cider vinegar/water mix and re-spritz every hr, 250 for 3hrs then wrapped it in butcher paper. Pit temp to 270 and cooked it until it reached 206 internal. Turned out perfect and extremely tender.
Nice, they are so good
Bro i bought a pitboss 820 about 6 months ago i have smoked about 8 things .i tried your chuck roast recipe last week end IT WAS -UCKING GREAT !i will do it again today. TY
Great video, good tips, you're a natural at presenting too!
Thanks so much
Well done.
Best of luck to you and your family.
Thank you sir
I followed these instructions to smoke my first chuck roast today and it came out delicious. The only problem was they couldn't stop eating it. No leftovers.
Awesome! This is the stuff I like to hear! Thanks for the support
Amazing video! Lots of knowledge in your videos on here! 🤟🔥
Thanks bro! I wanted to really break it down how I would do it. 🤘🏻
Spent the day enjoying queuing up this recipe, made a few changes due to ingredients not available and still hit it out of the park. Highly reccomend this preparation! Used the broth leftovers to make a great pilaf with roasted veg, of course most of the broth ended up on the meat. Thanks for the great inspiration!
Yes! That is awesome, love when people take the recipes and make them fit what they have on hand.
Nice job brother! Que On!
The Thickness of the roast is very important to make steaks. 1 3/4" thick to up to 2 3/4" is perfect for steaks 👉👉Most are near perfect ! Get one that 3" thick. Just slice it down the middle for 2 steaks... The perfect Thickness for perfect STEAK
Looks great!
Thanks brother! Made for a good little dinner 🤘🏻
Great Video! I see you now have the NASCAR addition, very nice!
Looks amazing brother
Wow look great man good job..
Im hungry now....
Thanks bro! I appreciate it 🤘🏻
Im gonna do beef consumme, but that’s really not much different than broth. But warming the liquid up first makes lots of sense. Thanks. Here to another 10 hour chuck roast cook! 😂
I’m in Virginia too. We live in Fort Belvoir. Definitely subscribed!! We just bought a pit boss Austin XL, glad I found your videos!!
Lynchburg myself lol
Got a chuck roast on the pit boss 820 right now. Good vittles for sure! Shout out from the Mnts of southwestern Virginia.
Chuck roast is one of me favorites
I did this method tonight except shredding it. I got the recipe off the pit boss page. I never have an issue with things turning out on my pitboss, but tonight it just didn't turn out at all. I'm wondering if I got a bad cut, but it was so tough, it wouldn't even begin to shred. Figured we would slice since it wouldn't shred and it was so chewy. I always make poor mans burnt ends with chuck roast and they always turn out incredible. Not sure what went wrong tonight.
Ive heard "poor mans burnt ends" with chuck before, I just paid 7.99 a lb at kroger, but it was BOGO so in reality $4 per lb. At Gordon Food Service (GFS) I saw choice brisket for $2.89 lb and at costco about $3.49 so I am not sure where the "poor mans" part comes in :)
My question is if you set the bark and then wrap in foil with the drippings, doesn't that soften the bark back up? I actually have a chuck on my pit right now and I'm basically just doing it like any brisket but I want to see if I can get moist chuck roast out of a butcher paper wrap. We'll see. Have used my Pitboss 850 all summer. Made ribs, brisket, lots of whole chickens, even mac and cheese. Enjoy it a lot.
The bark will soften a bit after the wrap, especially with foil, but if you unwrap it for just about 10-15 minutes after it is probe tender the bark will set back up
Epic beard bro. great vid.
Thanks boss 🤘🏻
Umm one question... why would you add beef broth after took the time to get a bark set back on it... I think that’s doing double work...
I add it for the moisture while it rests.. if you bark is set the liquid will not soften it.. what softens bark is the steam while it is still cooking
Love the video man, in total how much time is that chuck roast on that grill for? It seemed to be on there about 6 or so hours!
About 6-7 hours
i got me spachula
It a must have for the grill 🔥
What type of carving knife is that?
I think that one was my victorinox
Cool, I need that spatula! Do you have a link?
The link to the grill will take you to the website where the spatula can be purchased. The spatula is made by pit boss as well
I got that spatula for fathers day, its truly amazing!
👍👍✌️
I didn’t have beef broth, so I did some Worcestershire with water. We’ll see how it turns out. How much beef broth was in that pan, my dude?
I just try and cover the bottom of the pan. About 1/8” deep, don’t need much
What flavor pellets?
Pit Boss competition blend
Where in tx are you
I live in VA now.. but originally from Central Texas.. Little town of Comanche
@@dyinbreedbbq7758 haha Hamilton here
What size was it? 3lbs or so?
@@jm8814 it was about 2.5 to 3. Small world.
@@dyinbreedbbq7758 very small world lol the wife knows ya haha
What is in the rubs? lots of salt? that is the problem I have with most rubs.
There only 2 flavors you can get out of a Chuck Roast. 1 is a steak flavor and texture of a Ribeye, and a NY STRIP. 2nd is ROAST BEEF That it all the flavor you can get. THERE NO BRISKET TASTE TO IT AT ALL> And to make Steaks 🥩🥩 out of it Is? only the fist hour of cooking. THAT MEAN YOU GOT 1 HOUR, TO GET IT TENDERS AND SMOKED, Then flame broil AS A STEAK! The longer you cook it the more ROAST BEEF TASTE IT WILL HAVE
You didn't tase it. That's making my eye twitch a little.
What if I don’t have beef broth?
Hot and fast. And tenderized with a jaccard is the only way. Low and slow dries it out. Sorry bro.