They called it a chuck roast, I called it a big farking steak!

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Used the jaccard, and dry brined then it went on the 007 in grill mode taking it to medium. Gotta say it wasn't too darn bad...definitely not a rib eye but pretty darn good and it was large enough to be two large steaks.

The juices were definitely flowing!

The baked taters were done inside the fire basket.













 
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Looks great... grew up eating a lot of chuck steaks off the grill, never ate one I didn't like.
 
I have marinated a chuck roast over night in beer and BBQ sause.
Cooked on grill with rotisserie.
Cooked to medium rare.
With hickory wood.
Cut between the membrain on the individual mussels.
About 7 individual sections.
Then cut across grain.
Was sooooooo good.
Chuck roast is packed with flavor.
 
Looks great... grew up eating a lot of chuck steaks off the grill, never ate one I didn't like.
I wish I would have! lol

I have marinated a chuck roast over night in beer and BBQ sause.
Cooked on grill with rotisserie.
Cooked to medium rare.
With hickory wood.
Cut between the membrain on the individual mussels.
About 7 individual sections.
Then cut across grain.
Was sooooooo good.
Chuck roast is packed with flavor.
Sounds great! The jaccard also does a great job of tenderizing.

The bbq sauce marinade sounds yummy.
 
Interesting! Might have to try that sometime!
 
Wow Keith that looks fantastic, I didn't even know you could cook a bag arse chuck roast/steak like, it is now on the to do list
 
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