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Old 03-15-2005, 07:37 PM   #1
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I see these huge roasts, 15-20 lb, in Cryovac packaging. Usually priced pretty well. Seems like a pretty complex hunk of meat. Muscles seem to be going a bunch of directions. Also seems to have a good amount of fat mixed in. Are these worth checking out?
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Old 03-15-2005, 08:54 PM   #2
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there is usually more than one in those cryovacs. 6-7lbs each. Wayne calls them supersteaks. They smoke up nice.. do it like a brisket and then pull apart or slice them for bbq beef sammiches. Cook on the low side of 225-230 to 185 or better. They also work great in crock pots with taters, onions & carrots.
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Old 03-16-2005, 06:28 AM   #3
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Yuppers, BBQchef33 beat me to the punch. Treat it just like you would a brisket and you should be fine.
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Good deal, guys. Thanks for sharing that.
I see those big hunks o' beef critter all the time and the prices are RIGHT.
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Chuck roast is the Boston Butt of the beef
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Your old kettle grill will do great with chucks too. I rub it good (with your favorite rub) and cover it with garlic, salt, & pepper. Then grill it with low heat slooooowwwwwlllyy with the lid on all the time till. You can add a water or drip pan under the roast but we usually just let it grill slooooowwwwlllly over the charcoal.
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