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    cg21

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    I smoke them for a hour or so at 180° on my pellet grill with a smoke tube, nothing on them. You can either finish them right away, or keep them in the fridge for a while. I'll smoke a bunch of them when I'm cooking something else and have extra room, then finish later in the week for dinner.

    Then I throw them in a bag, add some olive oil, toss them around, then add Meat Church Holy Voodoo and coat them.

    They go back on the grill at 400-450ish until a little charred and crispy.

    From there I toss them in my secret sauce.

    It's not really secret...

    2 cups of Frank's
    1 cup white vinegar
    red pepper flakes
    minced garlic
    a dash of Worcestershire

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    Will give this a go today thanks. Will smoke now so they are ready for the grill at dinner time
     

    KG1

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    Anybody ever try a smoked chuck roast? I don't recall if I've seen it here before. If so how did it turn out?

     

    Brandon

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    This was before the storms rolled in, it went for another couple 2 or 3 hours.

    Cut the brisket down into 3 pieces and cooked one today.

    I used the fat I cut off on top of the brisket instead of a spritz every so often.

    Think it turned out good!
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    NyleRN

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    Anybody ever try a smoked chuck roast? I don't recall if I've seen it here before. If so how did it turn out?


    I have several times. Either smoke it like a brisket and take it 195-200 internal and slice it or I've smoked it for about 3 hrs and then finish it in the crock pot Mississippi style
     
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    NyleRN

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    Here's a chuck roast I did like a brisket. I pull it from the smoker when it hits 170 and wrap. Add a few tablespoons of beef broth and then into the oven at 250 till it hits 195 and then let it rest
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    Then here's where I smoked one for 3-4hrs and finished it in the crock pot Mississippi style. Both ways are really good.
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    Tonight will be filet mignon and I'm gonna try the Ostrich filets with baked taters and corn on the cob.

    Have a 9# shoulder I'll throw on the smoker at midnight tonight and when I pull that off tomorrow the pork belly will go on for my first attempt at bacon.

    Pics will be forthcoming
     

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    Tonight will be filet mignon and I'm gonna try the Ostrich filets with baked taters and corn on the cob.

    Have a 9# shoulder I'll throw on the smoker at midnight tonight and when I pull that off tomorrow the pork belly will go on for my first attempt at bacon.

    Pics will be forthcoming
    What time should I be over?
     

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    Did the filet mignon and ostrich filet

    The ostrich was decent. I slightly overcooked it. Wanted to pull it at 140° but it was 150°. Not bad. If you didn't know it was ostrich, you'd think it was beef. Texture to me was like a NY strip steak

    Ostrich on the left

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    Creedmoor

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    Did the filet mignon and ostrich filet

    The ostrich was decent. I slightly overcooked it. Wanted to pull it at 140° but it was 150°. Not bad. If you didn't know it was ostrich, you'd think it was beef. Texture to me was like a NY strip steak

    Ostrich on the left

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    I'm curious on what and how you are going to do you pork belly.
    I have a chunk thawing in the fridge myself.
     

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    I'm curious on what and how you are going to do you pork belly.
    I have a chunk thawing in the fridge myself.
    My initial attempt at bacon

    It's been curing for 7 days now. Rubbed with smoked sea salt, black pepper, smoked paprika, sugar, and curing salt. Was rinsed this afternoon and will sit on a grate on cookie sheet uncovered till it goes on the smoker.

    3-4hrs at 200° using apple and cherry wood till internal of 150° Rest and wrap and put in fridge. Then slice and fry as with any other bacon
     

    Jaybird1980

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    My initial attempt at bacon

    It's been curing for 7 days now. Rubbed with smoked sea salt, black pepper, smoked paprika, sugar, and curing salt. Was rinsed this afternoon and will sit on a grate on cookie sheet uncovered till it goes on the smoker.

    3-4hrs at 200° using apple and cherry wood till internal of 150° Rest and wrap and put in fridge. Then slice and fry as with any other bacon
    Did you flip it every day for the 7 days?

    I'm curious how much water you got out of it?
     

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    Did you flip it every day for the 7 days?

    I'm curious how much water you got out of it?
    Yes. Gave it a massage too each time...lol. probably had 1/4 cup of liquid at most and that was somewhere around days 3-5. Seems like liquid either evaporated or was absorbed back in by day 7
     
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