Pit beef recipes?

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Hey y'all,

I love me some Baltimore style pit beef and have been wanting to make some. I think I can achieve it on my meadowcreek with the charcoal pan insert. My pan sits six inches below the stainless steel grate. Questions: what cut of beef and thickness do I start with? What IT am I looking for? (I like beef medium rare). How is it normally seasoned/rubbed? Ill be cooking it over RO lump with a little blue bag K mixed in. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
 
Hey y'all,

I love me some Baltimore style pit beef and have been wanting to make some. I think I can achieve it on my meadowcreek with the charcoal pan insert. My pan sits six inches below the stainless steel grate. Questions: what cut of beef and thickness do I start with? What IT am I looking for? (I like beef medium rare). How is it normally seasoned/rubbed? Ill be cooking it over RO lump with a little blue bag K mixed in. Any input would be greatly appreciated.

Never had it, but here is someones internet link...

http://foodnerd.org/2008/06/30/homemade-pit-beef-recipe-or-pit-beef-aint-barbecue-wake-up-sheeple/

http://www.grouprecipes.com/84989/baltimore-pit-beef-sandwich.html
 
Baltimore pit beef is a bottom round roast with no seasoning added and is cooked over charcoal on an open charcoal pit. It is usually pretty rare. If someone wants it less rare, they slice it very thin and cook it a little longer after it is sliced. Seasoning is up to the customer.
 
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