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Old 09-01-2021, 08:42 AM   #1
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Default Smoked Mississippi pot roast came out strange

We just made it through Hurricane Ida here, and the only real damage I had was that my outdoor freezer blew open in the wind. I went out to check everything around 1AM and found it. I moved everything to ice chests since they were defrosting but not warm. We got power back yesterday morning, so we spent the day cooking everything that had defrosted. Anyway, long intro done.

I smoked a chuck roast for a few hours until it got decent color, then transferred it to a pressure cooker with the rest of the seasonings. Once it was done, I shredded the beef to put on sandwiches. Tastes great, but there was an odd thing I’ve never seen - the liquid turned red. The only thing red in the mix was the smoke ring. Can the smoke ring color the juices that comes out while cooking?

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Old 09-01-2021, 09:12 AM   #2
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What goes in a pressure cooker, stays in a pressure cooker. What was the rub/wood combination you used?

I've made a similar pepper beef recipe using chuck or butt for years. My broth darkens during the braising step but not with that degree of color.

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I went as simple as I ever have on the rub, just used kosher salt and smoked with oak. Added black pepper to the mix of ranch and beef bouillon. The juice just looked dark after I reduced it, not really as red as it did in the pot.
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I use the liquid from the jars of peppers, and often adjust the liquid with water or beer. Maybe the bullion cooked down?? However.... I use Italian dressing mix, not that familiar with what happens when ranch dressing mix is used.
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I use the liquid from the jars of peppers, and often adjust the liquid with water or beer. Maybe the bullion cooked down?? However.... I use Italian dressing mix, not that familiar with what happens when ranch dressing mix is used.
I usually cook these without smoking them, haven’t seen the redness before. I’ll try to duplicate it next time. I did do the freezer for 30 minutes trick, so the smoke ring is really pronounced.

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We slow smoke our Bolognese sauce and get a Red coloring to it, similar to what you got.

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That looks good Titch! What's in it?
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Pork, beef, beef broth and veggies, lots of celery.
Chicken and lamb go in if on hand.
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