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Beef Bolar Roast
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I've been searching, can't find anything here on bolar roasts, I think its a cut from the shoulder. I have two of these thawing in the fridge and wondering how I should do these. They are smallish, prob 2-3lbs each. I was thinking to use them for sliced deli style roast beef to freeze for sandwich meat, but everything I'm finding on that is recommending round roasts. Would I be better using these for pulled beef?
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Morgantown, PA
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I've done two in my short egging career. They were both 10+ pounds and I did them as pulled beef. Not bad, but not as juicy and a different texture from pulled pork.
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Chester County, PA
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@hapster Thanks for the info, decided to try pulled beef. Will be going on soon.They/Them
Morgantown, PA
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I did one as pulled beef a while ago. I took the left over pulled beef and tossed it in a crock pot with sliced onions, beef broth, peperoncinis, sliced red bell peppers, Italian seasoning. Cooked until vegetables were soft and placed mix on a hogie bun. Cover in provolone and you got Italian Poor Boy sandwiches.
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Thanks guys, it's on and currently at 140* and 147* IT. I think I'm going to try something like this for the rest of the cook. I have it indirect on the grid rather than rack in a pan though.They/Them
Morgantown, PA
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