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Pulled Beef Recipe?
Hi friends, I bought a chuck roast tonight to smoke tomorrow, but can't seem to find the recipe! I know I've seen several posts here about pulled beef. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Also, any pointers would be great!
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I don't know much about cooking a chuck roast, but my first ever brisket I wrapped in foil (just like I saw on TV, before I found this site) for nearly the whole cook. I then let it rest (in the foil) for about 2 hours. It came out so tender that I couldn't cut it and so had to pull it. It was ok, but not near as good as what I make nowadays. I did learn something that day, though. Wrapping it in foil seems to make meat fall apart tender and I do it on pulled pork all of the time. Whatever you do cooking-wise, I would probably leave time to have it wrapped in foil afterward to up the pullability (is that a word?). Oh, and that BBBR rub is awesome on anything beef.
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If you want to pull it you will need to get to at least 200 internal more than likely. I cook to bark, then wrap. Then take it on up, either in foil, or in a crockpot.
If I have no time to BBQ it the wife will brown it really good in a skillet, then put it in the oven at a low temp over night.
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Thanks guys. I'm gonna try finding that BBBR rub. The roast is only 3 lbs, so I I'm hoping to not have to wrap it through the stall. I'm using Mesquite wood for the first time. I wanted oak, but the oak at my local store didn't look very impressive.
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Do it the exact same as if it were a pork butt (if you want it pulled that is). Just like fredcanfly says, use BBBR, don't use a pork rub.
I did a 3lb top blade/flat iron roast and it stalled at 158*. Depends how hot you smoke, but I was 235 roughly.
Pretend it's pork, do everything the same except the rub and you'll be good! I would trim as much useless fat first as realistically possible, chuck roasts tend to have a lot.
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Originally posted by hoovarmin View PostThanks guys. I'm gonna try finding that BBBR rub. The roast is only 3 lbs, so I I'm hoping to not have to wrap it through the stall. I'm using Mesquite wood for the first time. I wanted oak, but the oak at my local store didn't look very impressive.
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Quite nice, PitBoss! Having done it this way, would you say you prefer it pulled, chopped, or sliced?
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