I smoke & grill steaks every week since my wife has been pregnant and she only eats filets. I jus learned how to treat a chuck roast like a ribeye and honestly I can’t tell the difference

by Bixlerdude

14 Comments

  1. ABlazingSpace

    Looks great, and your dogs are so good and chill.

  2. Patient-Rain-4914

    The age old question of Filet vs ribeye. Looks like you nailed the process of cooking both at the same time on the same grill. Nice work!

    I love how you have pointed out the similarity between ribeye and chuck roast vs tenderloin. Marinating a chuck roast using a few tablespoons of Dale’s seasoning is so delicious. I bet you and your wife would both enjoy it. Congrats on the baby

  3. Drum_Eatenton

    My farts smell like satan spawn so hers don’t have to

  4. Biggerthanashark

    Chefs always get the worst plate. I know this from experience

  5. erikmonbillsfon

    Look for chuck eye cut. Its amazing but this looks perfectly cooked. Cool knife where did you get it?

  6. cun7_d35tr0y3r

    Homie, looks amazing. What’s your process? Do you slice your chuck before smoking, or just throw the whole bad boy on? You’ve given me a project for the weekend.

  7. Bixlerdude

    Stab it a bunch of times with a fork, let in marinade in Bachans Japanese BBQ sauce for an hour, take it out broil it on 400 for 12 minutes flipping half way through. Let it rest for 20 minutes. Season with kinders cowboy butter and then grill it the rest of the way with my grill and hickory chips as the wood.

  8. flash-tractor

    Cross rib roasts cut into excellent steaks, and they’re a cheaper roast.

  9. TheCherryPony

    Nice. I have a similar knife. And the meat looks amazing. However I would appreciate better pictures of the doggos

  10. My brother. My wife is pregnant and also only eats filets and I usually make a ribeye for myself. Similar frequency too.

    Congrats!

  11. Have the recommendations changed? Last I remember was for meats to be only consumed well done during pregnancy.