Salt, pepper, garlic powder rub. Charcoal smoked at around 275 for 3 hours. Braised in beef bone broth along with veggies at 275 for 3 hours. So good and really easy to do

by Burnsite

19 Comments

  1. The_Masterful_J

    What’s the outcome here? Do you break everything down all together like pulled pork or does the meat and produce serve separately? Looks utterly deliciously

  2. CarminSanDiego

    What do you mean by braised in beef bone broth? You boil it after smoking?

  3. DrZeus104

    Man, I was just talking about wanting to try to smoke oxtails last night. Thought they might need to be braised after. I’m thinking a Jamaican profile for the braise. Thanks for the time and temps!

  4. sammyssb

    I made oxtails someone gave me from a side of beef they bought once and honestly i was not a huge fan. Great flavor but had a bit of a strange texture to me, maybe it was in my head.

    Id try them again but im damn sure not paying $10/lb or whatever they charge for them in the store

  5. SecretSquirrell11

    I love em but they are expensive as hell for the amount of meat you get. Prices on low end cuts are just outrageous now.

  6. thebbman

    Pho place near me does an oxtail pho. Dear lord, it’s heaven in a bowl. We have a new BBQ place that does oxtail sandwiches, but I haven’t made it out yet.

  7. pacodataco90

    That looks amazing. Unfortunately that amount of oxtail would be about 60$ where I live

  8. kaptaincorn

    If you have access to beef cheeks you may also like those as well

  9. aspect-of-the-badger

    It used to be one of my favorite things too when it was $1 a pound.

  10. lyinggrump

    Yeah, you and everyone else. That’s why they’re so expensive now.

  11. manbearpig541

    Never had oxtail, always have wanted to try them. That looks delicious!

  12. Emergency_Buy7244

    What are Oxtails. I live in Oklahoma we eat a lot of meats. Never heard of it. Thank You

  13. dknottyhead

    That’s a awesome cook OP. I miss oxtail 🥺 used to be had for less than $1/lb. Now they’re like $7/lb by me