I rub a chuck roast with olive oil, season with cracked black pepper and kosher salt, then smoke in my drum with hickory....
I made a batch of beer bread...
3 cups self rising flour
1/4 cup sugar
1/4 tsp salt
1 12oz beer at room temperature
I brushed the top with an egg wash and sprinkled with minced onion...then into the drum with the chuck.
when the chuck reached 160 degrees, I wrapped in foil with some beef broth...
then let it smoke til reaching 200 degrees F
the build....
shredded smoked chuck....
caramelized onions....
crispy bacon......
cheese, tomato and lettuce.....
I slathered the lid with a horseradish sauce.....
It's got to be one of my favorite sandwiches.... and my friends liked it too. :)
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Hi,
I was just curious at what temp did you smoke the roast, and for how long?
thanks!
Em..............
HOLY SMOKES. Literally. That looks amazing!
I can see why it's one of your favorites - it looks amazing. How can smoked beef and bacon on home made bread not be great.
Hi Em!
I forgot to add that to my post. :) It smoked at 225F, the roast took about 5 hours ( it wasn't very big) and the bread took about 2 hours.
I usually do bread at a higher temperature but wanted to smoke it at the same time I had the chuck going.
Hope you give it a try sometime. :)
Thank you Heart of a Cowgirl!
It's one of my favorites. :)
lol Big Dude, I didn't think of it like that.... I do love all of the ingredients. lol
Thank you! :)
I'm off to the store for a chuck roast. I was already smoking a couple of butts this weekend, so I'll let them drip on the chuck while they're smoking.
Have you ever put any onion soup mix in with the beef broth? That should make some good gravy.
Looks too good to share Jeanie
WOW....just WOW!!!!
Dang, I'm outta chuck roasts too.
Looks like a steer is going for a ride in the asap....that just looks too good!!!!
Gene
Thats awesome! Its like a giant torta loco!
I hate looking at your blog when i'm hungry..... whats your super bowl menue? Mine will be red beans & rice, bbq cajun shrimp, okra and tommato boil, and fried garlic corn. with some of your beer bread. now i'm real hungry...GO SAINT'S BUD..
Capt Ron, I have used onion soup mix, it adds a lot of flavor. I like to use cayenne too and sometimes just sliced jalapenos and sliced onions.
Hope your chuck and butts turn out well for you. :)
Thanks Rocco, hope you are having a great weekend!
Hey Gene, thanks! The beef ribs you are smoking this weekend looked great! I'd probably trade ya a slice of sandwich for a rib. :)
Thanks Jeffrey! It's pretty tasty.. I like the horseradish sauce slathered on the lid too. Goes well with the smoked beef. :)
lol Bud. :)
Your menu sounds great!
I'm not sure what I will be doing tomorrow.
Hope your team wins. :)
When I saw the bacon my heart started to beat faster. I love it.
lol Chilebrown... my favorite food group.... bacon!
Thanks! :)
I have got to try one of those for sure. That thing will feed an army!! Great job as usual.
You've done it again cowgirl. Super yummmmmy
Thanks Pete! It will feed several. :)
Thank you Mrs JP! These are one of my favorites. :)
Now THAT is a chuckie sandwich. Until you cut that wedge out, I was thinking you were making a sandwich for Adam Richmand (sp?) from Man vs Food, ha ha.
lol Chris, I bet he would have no problem eating a sandwich this size. :)
Thanks Chris. :)
wow that looks amazing I will be trying this as soon as I can get my smoker completed. You have inspired me in my cooking obsession, Thank you for the most creative recipes I have found on the web.
Thank you so much wannabe chef! Good luck with your smoker.
I appreciate you stopping by. :)
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