Two butts and a chuckie

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Bill The Grill Guy

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Fired up the smoker for some BBQ that some people had ordered. Went to the store for some juice and found a 3 1/2lb chuck roast reduced. Figured why not. I put some WR bold on it an onto the smoker. Got 3 racks of ribs and a salmon going on later.

 
Bill The Grill Guy said:
[quote="Larry Wolfe":2ny8n04b]Looks good so far Bill, but I can't increase the size of the pic.

Hmm, works for me. Not sure why.[/quote:2ny8n04b]

It finally came up!
 
Bill,

I usually cook mine to 140-145 internal no more than that and it usually takes 2-3 hours depending on cook temperature. I'm cooking right around 190-205 when I do mine.

Also depends on the texture you're looking for; moist for dinner or dip applications or dried like for appetizers.
 
Bruce B said:
Bill,

I usually cook mine to 140-145 internal no more than that and it usually takes 2-3 hours depending on cook temperature. I'm cooking right around 190-205 when I do mine.

Also depends on the texture you're looking for; moist for dinner or dip applications or dried like for appetizers.

Dinner Bruce. I need to hit it close to 6pm tonight.
 
Well, smoked the salmon on the top shelf. Only took an hour to get to 147-150*. Smells great. Had a small piece, good flavor. I tried to use oak and peach wood.

 
Finney said:
Bill The Grill Guy said:
Well, smoked the salmon on the top shelf. Only took an hour to get to 147-150*. Smells great. Had a small piece, good flavor. I tried to use oak and peach wood.

I don't think it will rest for over 3 hrs. :LOL: LOL

Yeah, the wife had other plans for dinner. She said to just smoke it and we will make a smoked salmon pasta tomorrow.
 
Okay, the chuck is done. It is fantastic. Love the WR bold on beef. This is going on my menu. Great rub Larry.

 
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