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robert-r

is Blowin Smoke!
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Mar 29, 2015
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Got a CL 26” kettle and made this:

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I needed something to break it in. Found this:

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Lit a full chimney of K Lump on the side burner.

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I've never cooked a Ribeye Roast before. Found a recipe for a pepper crusted rib roast in Weber's "Smoke": it was lightly oiled with EVOO & given a heavy rub consisting of 2 tbs coarse cracked black pepper & 1 tbs K salt.
Banked the coals on one side of the grill with 2 splits of mesquite as a dam. Got grill temps at 350* & added the meat bone side down.
Some reds in foil went in too.

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About 45 minutes later, put some big knob onions on the grill.

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Pulled the roast when it hit an IT of 125*, reverse seared & tented under foil for 20 minutes.
Cooked the red & onions a while longer while the roast was resting.
Also grilled some asparagus. Sorry no pix of that.

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The roast was ready to carve.

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And that's what I did.

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Time To Eat! Served with a blue cheese & caper sauce.

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This did not suck! I'll do it again because I bought 2 of those roasts.

fwiw - had to feed the beast twice, it def likes to eat.
build thread here: http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?t=244678
 
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Just curious - How hot were you cooking, did you go the whole way at 350? If so how long until you hit 125?

Looks great!

Thanks! Yes 350* (it varied here & there ) the whole time & then reverse sear. I lost track of exact time - probably 2 hours plus or minus. Go by internal temp of the roast.
 
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Holy Fark! That Looks Dyno-Mite!...........I'm so jealous of your XL Performer. I'm gonna have to see if I can find a 26'er........Also, have you considered the slow and sear for it? Might help with fuel consumption. :thumb:

Ed
 
What a great way to break in your new build! Meat is cooked perfectly, too.

I picked up a similar roast at Von's about 2 months ago, also on sale. Von's beef is so much better now that they got rid of that Rancher's Reserve crap a few years ago.
 
Now that's the way to break in a new cooker!

Awesome cook brother. :)
 
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