So a couple weeks back I posted about bark issues on beef cheeks.

Well I cracked it and here's the results.

Seems my last cook I had smoked and confit them too long. Basically I had deep fried them when I confit them by letting the temp go too high. This time I monitored the temps in the tallow and they ended up being ready after 6 hrs. 3hrs smoked and 3hrs confit.



by xRedemption888

35 Comments

  1. GaryMcVicker

    What temperature did you maintain on the confit?

  2. MightyKrakyn

    Beautiful! I just got some prime beef cheeks from Costco business center. Why did you confit them instead of just taking them to completion in the smoker?

  3. vaporintrusion

    Meat looks amazing.

    Suggestion: swap out your glass cutting board for a wood one (or plastic) to save the edge of your knife

  4. DayOneDude

    I absolutely love beef cheeks, not to many places have them, but are a treat when I see them on a menu.

  5. Loose_Classic_556

    Not to be that guy but a glass cutting board?????

  6. notorious_tcb

    Damn those look awesome…. and now I need to go change my pants. Excuse me gents.

  7. greekdude1821

    Started seeing loads vids of people cooking these. I think I am going to try an get some moose cheeks when I go hunting later this fall. Seems like a cut people like myself are sleeping on.

  8. Brief-Procedure-1128

    Please get a new cutting board

  9. SweetLaura880

    Damn that bark looks perfect now, bet it had that melt in ur mouth vibe too. Crazy how beef cheeks go from tough to pure magic when smoked right.

  10. uuniqueusername

    Beef Cheeks was my nickname in high school

  11. Chef_Cheeto

    Dude you smashed it. 10/10 couldn’t look better !!!

    Hoping you can laugh as I’m laughing at all the comments about the glass cutting board because only Reddit would that be 90% of the comments 😂keep up sharing your results!

  12. Public_Enemy_No2

    Beef cheeks look great! Side note: What’s with cutting them with a fuccin katana?

  13. EveryValuable1503

    All right:squeeze it for dry tough tasteless remains of good meat.

  14. Top_Bee_4331

    like the fact that you use a glass cutting board

  15. Funny_Resolution5395

    Beef Cheeks

    Good or bad band name?

  16. MiccioC

    The cutting board is killing me, but the meat looks phenomenal

  17. yumadbro6

    Bro you’re buggin with the glass cutting board

  18. Luckyduck84135

    Omg! Why did you do this to me?! Now my resting Brisket looks like ground beef 🤣 Where do you get beef cheeks? Butcher shop? How’s the price?

  19. dadydaycare

    Wonderful, now please strap some dynamite to that cutting board and set it off away from everyone so you can restart with a proper wood one.

  20. runs_with_airplanes

    First time I’ll ever say this in a positive way, that meat is cheeks

  21. Patient-Rain-4914

    I wasn’t actually crying as I watched this video but my left eye leaked a few very tiny drops.

    I’ve not had beef cheeks since my Pops cooked them in the mid 1970’s. Plans are to visit him this summer and I’d love to cook those for him. I’ve not heard of confit but love to prepare my meats for 6+ hours. Share your entire cooking process if you would.