Just a Carolina boy tryin out a Texas style.

Chuck roast on the kettle for about 7 hours

Put it in a foil pan wrapped at 270 until probe tender around 205. Added some beef stock w/ worsterchestshire and apple cider vinegar in the pan

Fun times smoking today and it tasted great!

by Singledoubt88

5 Comments

  1. CaptainCant

    Wow I looked at this roast and it could have been me! Got the performer too.
    How many layers was your snake? I did 2×2 and it didn’t get hot enough. I’m finishing in the oven despite it being 90degrees out. Wife isn’t happy. Started at 11am. 🤦‍♂️

    Edit: also that looks great good work!

  2. Best-Structure4201

    Good idea, this i will try. My issue is that the briskets are to large.

    My first try was a ribeye cap, aslo smallen than a brisket. Great taste.

  3. I keep seeing these called “poor man’s” brisket, but chuck roasts cost about twice as much per pound.

    Looks good, though.

  4. pedro_driver

    That’s a Weber Performer. You’re no poor man!

  5. jimmylavino

    Looks awesome! You can also cut it into 3×3 inch cubes if you are shedding it for barbacoa. That’s my go to.

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