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I have an extra chuck roast in the fridge and was gonna do pulled beef or chisket. Got to thinking about it and realized I haven't had any burnt ends in a while ( other than real burnt ends off a packer, I'm talking faux ends here). Anyone ever have any luck doing these with a chuck roast? Any tips for success?
 
I used what I think was chuck roast pieces trying burnt ends for the first time last week. I used cubes of beef stew meat that's used for kabobs or stews they sell in the store already cubed. I just smoked the cubes awhile right on a perforated pan. After awhile I put in a pan with a more rub and sauce sauced and let cook longer. They were devoured real fast.
 
I smoke the roasts whole then cube and sauce. They are tasty...

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That already happened here. I won't buy chuck roast at $5 a pound almost. I rather get a whole brisket for $3.40 a pound.


I think I paid $3.50 /lbs. Brisket runs about 3.30 but with all the fat the chuck is a better deal.

I'll probably do a brisket for labor day but I don't normally do ends out of my brisket.
 
Burnt ends are done and delicious. The sauce was Stubbs hickory bourbon mixed with a spicy sweet marinate.




The butt is stalling. Wrapped in foil and coasting in the oven. Should be done for a late night snack.

 
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