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Mmmmmmm. I don't know what makes me more jealous: the great looking food, the case of Guinness or your living near Fred's. From the YouTube videos I've seen he is a bit of a nut job, but his store looks amazing. Lucky you on all 3 counts!
Jim
Looks great. Did you figure out how to make the Maverick alarm? If not, its the button in the bottom right of the remote transmitter. Press it once and you should see a little icon pop up on the screen on Food and Barbecue, top left.
Made the pepper beef today for supper and it turned out GREAT!! My 3.59 pound roast took 4 hours at 160 grate to hit 165 IT. did not take a before picture but here is the finished product. :-)
I took a page from your cook a couple weeks ago and did meatloaf and cauliflower mash that I roasted on the egg first. I'll make a post tomorrow, but a big thanks for the idea, it was delicious!
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@hapster, congrats on the great cook. Need some thoughts if you have a minute. I did this last weekend and my wife picked up two 2lb chuck roasts as that is all Freddy's had. Did the at 260 dome temp till 165, pulled, then put it over the veggies in foil for an hour or so, unfoiled, pulled, then let it reduce down again. Turned out amazing.
This weekend went for the same recipe, but had wife pick up a chuck roast from the butcher, was 5 lbs. I put it on the egg at 280-290 dome as we had guests coming over and did not want to make them waiting for dinner. Took about 3 1/2 hours to get to 165. Pulled, foiled with veggies, then put back on at 350 for about 3 hours.
My issue is it never really got tender as the first one. I did not take a temp of the meat after I foiled it.... Thoughts?
We absolutely loved the first time, second time was ok, nothing to write home about.
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So what was the answer to the time question Hap. Really like your pictorials.
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1 • Off Topic Disagree Agree 1LikeThis weekend went for the same recipe, but had wife pick up a chuck roast from the butcher, was 5 lbs. I put it on the egg at 280-290 dome as we had guests coming over and did not want to make them waiting for dinner. Took about 3 1/2 hours to get to 165. Pulled, foiled with veggies, then put back on at 350 for about 3 hours.
My issue is it never really got tender as the first one. I did not take a temp of the meat after I foiled it.... Thoughts?
We absolutely loved the first time, second time was ok, nothing to write home about.
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