Yesterday, I asked if 4 hours was enough time in a pinch for a chuck roast, and the amount of vitriol I got was enough to clearly say, "no, it isn't". 🤣🤣🤣 So I present to you, said chuck roast after 28 hours @ 137°. Going to rest, then chill, then slice for beef dip sammies (or sandos depending on your preferred sandwich abbreviation).

by Bowhunt24

7 Comments

  1. Finklebottom

    Just got done eating my first chuck roast, 134 for 24 hrs. Fat didn’t render very much, but was soft and delicious. Curious if 137 does a better job breaking down the fat after roughly 24 hours.
    Next chuck roast I do I’m going for the full 48 hrs to see the difference.
    Hope yours is awesome!

  2. staticattacks

    Upvote this comment for “sandos”

    Downvote this comment for “sammies”

  3. XQCoL2Yg8gTw3hjRBQ9R

    How is it safe to keep meat at these temperature for so long? Wouldn’t it be a fest for bacteria?

  4. DavidtheCook

    So, I gotta ask, where are the sliced up pictures?

  5. Nepharious_Bread

    I usually do 58c for 30 – 36 hours. It comes out great.

  6. Tygersmom2012

    I just did mine for 137 X 48 hrs, wasn’t planning quite so long but it was so tender and tasty, fat was perfectly rendered

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