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LarryWolfe

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Gotta order for London broil and while I was picking it up the grocery store also had top round, bottom round and eye of round on sale, so I picked up 2 top round roasts for pit beef for the Skins game tomorrow. Weather is gonna be funky here tomorrow so I'm gonna cook the pit beef tonight.

Wet all the meat down with worcestershire sauce and then liberally seasoned the London broil with Wolfe Rub Bold and the pit beef with a rub I mixed up consisting of kosher salt, chili powder, cumin, oregano, thyme, basil, cayenne, lots of black pepper, granulated garlic and onion. It's sitting in the fridge now for a little bit while I sauce myself up with a couple cold ones.

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Looks good. Hey think I done mentioned but used Wolf Bold on my Turkey this year. Got nothing but rave reviews. Thanks for being so inventive.

bigwheel
 
Thanks BW, glad everyone enjoyed it!

Meat is on and it's getting COLD OUT!! Starting by lighting a couple coals with the hose torch ala MM. Cracked the bottom vents just barely and closed the top vent 50%. Temps are slowly climbing, Kettle is at 220º and the meat is at 87º. I'll pull the meat off when it hits 105º, then finish with a sear until 125º.

The London broil will be sliced and vacuum sealed. The pit beef may be sliced tonight, but I'm leaning towards wrapping and refridgerating and slicking before the game tomorrow???

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Cliff H. said:
Hot sear, Reverse sear, Finney method. Which is it ?



Looks like it is going to be good Larry. ;)

They were all reverse seared. I let them cool and will slice today.

Thinking of having a pot of hot stock for everyone to grab a pile of meat and then just dunk the meat into the hot stock to reheat. I do NOT want this over heated!
 
Here's the finished pic's of the London broil after it sat wrapped in the fridge last night. I will slice these cold for now on if they're not being eaten right away, sliced like butter. This one is now in a foodsaver bag in the freezer and will be delivered tomorrow.

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Here are the pic's of the top round roast, that will be sliced today and served as pit beef. More pic's to follow.

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007bond-jb said:
Larry, Your using the top round for the london broil?
The stupid butchers down here never lable meat correctly:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_Broil

Looks great too

Yes I'm using top round......some times they will label top round as 'London broil' other times they will label shoulder as 'London broil'.

The term 'London broil' in the grocery store makes the common shopper think they're getting something better than what they really are.

However, if cooked properly a top round can be delicious and tender!
 
Nick I didn't marinade the meat other than splashing worcestershire sauce and rubbing it about 2 hours before cooking.

Here's the finished pic's, sammich pic's coming up later. This was absolutely the best Pit Beef I've made.....I threw together a rub for it and just added stuff and didn't write down the amounts.....hope I can duplicate it, cause the flavors REALLY came through the meat.

I shaved this meat paper thin straight out the fridge and will pile high on kaiser rolls with horseradish and paper thin onions around game time...pic's to follow.

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