I decided to tinker with a chuck roast today. Here are a few pics...
First, with a small knife put slits in the roast and pushed in garlic cloves. Did this about a dozen times all over the roast.
Then injected with beef broth that I added garlic, black pepper and thyme to.
Then dusted with granulated garlic, onion powder, white pepper, black pepper, a little paprika, and small amounts of coriander and thyme.
This is after a few hours in the smoker. Internal temp hit 160. I wrapped it in foil with a little more beef broth.
Also cooked some veggies. Potatoes, carrots, onions, zucchini, squash, mushrooms and garlic cloves seasoned with just a little salt and pepper then I stirred in a little basil pesto and poured in some white wine.
Veggies all done after a couple hours in the smoker.
After internal temp hit the low 190's I put the roast in a cooler to rest so I would be able to slice it. Opened it up after about a 45 minute rest.
Sliced up
A close up showing the stuffed garlic bites.
A plated pic, chuckie & veggies with a piece of cheesy garlic bread.
First, with a small knife put slits in the roast and pushed in garlic cloves. Did this about a dozen times all over the roast.
Then injected with beef broth that I added garlic, black pepper and thyme to.
Then dusted with granulated garlic, onion powder, white pepper, black pepper, a little paprika, and small amounts of coriander and thyme.
This is after a few hours in the smoker. Internal temp hit 160. I wrapped it in foil with a little more beef broth.
Also cooked some veggies. Potatoes, carrots, onions, zucchini, squash, mushrooms and garlic cloves seasoned with just a little salt and pepper then I stirred in a little basil pesto and poured in some white wine.
Veggies all done after a couple hours in the smoker.
After internal temp hit the low 190's I put the roast in a cooler to rest so I would be able to slice it. Opened it up after about a 45 minute rest.
Sliced up
A close up showing the stuffed garlic bites.
A plated pic, chuckie & veggies with a piece of cheesy garlic bread.
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