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3rd's Pepper Beef
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DrZaius
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I decided to do ThirdEye's Pepper Beef recipe and it was outstanding. My wife and daughter said it was a little too spicy for them has asked me to use only half of the Pepperoncini next time. This recipe was AWESOME...
Here we go.
Here is the Great One lighting his faithful egg. This is my first cook using Ono charcoal. Huge chunks...
Now to get the Chuck roasts ready. We used a combination of spices for the rub...
Now they are ready for the egg along with some hickory chunks. Setup on a raised grid at 230...
For about an hour to get them to internal 140...
Now we are mixing up the Braising sauce in a DO...
Now for some grate adjustment for the DO and then bring the heat up to 300 for another couple of hours...
Done with the DO...
We have pulled the roast out removed excess fat and chunk-ed the meat a placed back into the DO...
Now stir in Egg Noodles and serve...
The meal was really good. My wife and daughter both loved the taste but it was just a little hot for them. This was my first experience with a smoked beef roast on the egg and I must say that it was extremely good. Thanks to Thirdeye for a great recipe. Check out his site at...
http://playingwithfireandsmoke.blogspot.com/
I can not wait to smoke some more roasts.
Here we go.
Here is the Great One lighting his faithful egg. This is my first cook using Ono charcoal. Huge chunks...
Now to get the Chuck roasts ready. We used a combination of spices for the rub...
Now they are ready for the egg along with some hickory chunks. Setup on a raised grid at 230...
For about an hour to get them to internal 140...
Now we are mixing up the Braising sauce in a DO...
Now for some grate adjustment for the DO and then bring the heat up to 300 for another couple of hours...
Done with the DO...
We have pulled the roast out removed excess fat and chunk-ed the meat a placed back into the DO...
Now stir in Egg Noodles and serve...
The meal was really good. My wife and daughter both loved the taste but it was just a little hot for them. This was my first experience with a smoked beef roast on the egg and I must say that it was extremely good. Thanks to Thirdeye for a great recipe. Check out his site at...
http://playingwithfireandsmoke.blogspot.com/
I can not wait to smoke some more roasts.
This is the greatest signature EVAR!
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Man that looks good, and an excellent post and photo's as well.
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hey doug!!
that looks great!! when we made it out camping i used the mount olive banana peppers (i can not tell what you used bree's hand is in the way :ohmy: ). they have made it possible for my wife to eat it. i also added a sliced onion when i put everything in the dutch oven..
oh yea tell bree she has something black on her fingernails :silly:happy eggin
TB
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BENTE wrote:hey doug!!
that looks great!! when we made it out camping i used the mount olive banana peppers (i can not tell what you used bree's hand is in the way :ohmy: ). they have made it possible for my wife to eat it. i also added a sliced onion when i put everything in the dutch oven..
oh yea tell bree she has something black on her fingernails :silly:
The banana peppers is a great idea. I stuck with 3rds recipe and used pepperoncini.This is the greatest signature EVAR! -
Man, I gotta try that! Great pics!!Molly
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Lookin GOOD! I LOVE the egged roasts!
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they have the hot and the mild..i use the hot but dont tell my wife. i think the vinager is a really important ingrediet.. plus with those banana peppers you dont have to worry about the seeds. i used those greek peprochini's and hated having to take all those seeds out of the pepers so that is the real reason i use banana peppers
did you use one of your beers in it? i usually use "The champagne of beer"happy eggin
TB
Anderson S.C.
"Life is too short to be diplomatic. A man's friends shouldn't mind what he does or says- and those who are not his friends, well, the hell with them. They don't count."
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
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BENTE wrote:they have the hot and the mild..i use the hot but dont tell my wife. i think the vinager is a really important ingrediet.. plus with those banana peppers you dont have to worry about the seeds. i used those greek peprochini's and hated having to take all those seeds out of the pepers so that is the real reason i use banana peppers
did you use one of your beers in it? i usually use "The champagne of beer"
There was not any seeds in the jar that we bought. Weird!This is the greatest signature EVAR! -
great cook, fun to get the family involved. might try some brown sugar to soften the heat if doing leftovers......nice use of the rig too. twww.ceramicgrillstore.com ACGP, Inc.
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Dayum Doc, that sure looks awesome!aka marysvilleksegghead
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Great looking cook Doug..I made this about a week after our spring camping trip and we loved it...
Thankes 3rd Eye & T Bente...great recipe. -
This month's issue of Cook's Illustrated tests 20 different beef stocks available in the supermarket. Their winner was Rachel Ray's beef stock followed by College Inn.
They're both priced at the top of the bunch, but apparently very well worth it for a true beef flavor. -
tsheehan7 wrote:This month's issue of Cook's Illustrated tests 20 different beef stocks available in the supermarket. Their winner was Rachel Ray's beef stock followed by College Inn.
They're both priced at the top of the bunch, but apparently very well worth it for a true beef flavor.
I am not the biggest Ray fan so I probably wont buy hers but I check out College Inn. BTW the swanson is pretty good.This is the greatest signature EVAR!
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