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Beef Anyone?

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I love to smoke Beef Chuck along with some Butts. The edges of that Beef get crusty like tips from a Brisket. Yum. Put them on at 5:30. Everyone come over for beer and BBQ around 7:00 this evening.
My own Cajun Seasoning for rub. Beer in the pans for moisture and flavor.
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Wish I lived closer. I'd be there.

What flavor of beer?
 
A Flight Attendant came over a few weeks ago for BBQ and she brought some Busch Light. She left some of them in the fridge in the Harley shop, so I used that. I hope it doesn't ruin my meat. I usually use Miller Light.
I don't think the meat will be able to tell the differnce, but we'll see.
PARTY!!!!!!!!
 
Yeah, Miller Lite, Busch Light... not much difference. Which reminds me: what's the difference between {insert favorite pee colored commercial beer here} and having sex in the bottom of a canoe? Both are f'ing close to water! Use some good beer with actual flavor and you'll probably see an increase in flavor! Newcastle, Fat Tire, etc.
 
Yo Jeff,

You tried Boulevard Pale Ale? A nice Kansaas City beer. Support your local Brewery - in St Louis I mostly drink Schlfley's :biggrin:
 
Your probably right about the pisswater beer. I only add it to keep the meat moist a couple hours until it starts renedering it's own juices. Then it doesn't need beer. You can probably tell I am not a beer drinker. I only drink whiskey. That's why my brain is soft. I will get some really good beer the next time and use your advice. It will probably make a difference. Until then, I suppose I have ruined this meat!!!!!!!
PARTY! ANYWAY!!!!!! Have a great day!!!!!!
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wsm said:
Yo Jeff,

You tried Boulevard Pale Ale? A nice Kansaas City beer. Support your local Brewery - in St Louis I mostly drink Schlfley's :biggrin:

Boulevard is decent beer. They sponsor Squeal of Approval's team so I can't knock 'em. I just prefer a pale ale like an IPA that has a BUNCH more hops flavor to it.
 
kickassbbq said:
Your probably right about the pisswater beer. I only add it to keep the meat moist a couple hours until it starts renedering it's own juices. Then it doesn't need beer. You can probably tell I am not a beer drinker. I only drink whiskey. That's why my brain is soft. I will get some really good beer the next time and use your advice. It will probably make a difference. Until then, I suppose I have ruined this meat!!!!!!!
PARTY! ANYWAY!!!!!! Have a great day!!!!!!
ed

I noticed a difference in the chili I made last time. Used a whole bottle of Newcastle where as the last time I'd made chili, I used MGD. Granted with all the spices, it was not a difference that jumped right out at you but I'd guess there would be a bigger difference in flavor in a smoked meat.
 
Wayne said:
BBQ chuck roast ROCKS.
I knew Bro. Wayne would like this thread. I have not done a chuck roast yet. It is on my list of things to do, right up there with a pork roast.
 
Bigdog said:
I knew Bro. Wayne would like this thread. I have not done a chuck roast yet. It is on my list of things to do, right up there with a pork roast.

Chuck roast stuffed pork loin? Maybe bacon wrapped so it doesn't dry out!

Just funnin ya dog.
 
Beef Cuck Anyone?

OK, here's the pics of that Chuck Roast bside the Butt. Can you tell which is which? I's sure.
All pulled and ready to go. I love that pulled Beef. The edges get a little crusty just like good bark should.
PARTY!!!!!!!
 

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