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Beef on Weck - eye round roast
Buckwoody Egger
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Publix had a great looking eye round and some kaiser rolls so the long awaited beef on weck for a Bills game was the play that called itself.

Here is a good framework of the recipe.
https://www.delish.com/cooking/recipe-ideas/a38108646/beef-on-weck-recipe/
My goal was “everything on the egg”. So for the first part, I invented a patent pending double indirect method that has been heretofore never been configured on an egg (kidding). it’s a cast iron skillet levitating above the plate setter inside the pswoo. 220ish for 1.5 hours got me to 115 internal.

then removed the indirect and put that cast iron skillet on the grid. the temps were 300-400 pretty quickly and seared all sides a few minutes each until internal of 125. one tip i like is to use the pig flipper secured in the closed lid for searing the small sides.


while the beef rests its time to upgrade the kaiser rolls to kimmelweck. a coat of melted ghee then sprinkle coarse salt and caraway seeds. also dropped some beef broth in the skillet.


the rest climbed up to 135 with no problem. back inside for slicing, dipping the buns in au jus and adding a little creamy horseradish. the plated pic lighting was a let down so will see if i can get a better one with tomorrows sandwich.


halftime is over gotta go

Here is a good framework of the recipe.
https://www.delish.com/cooking/recipe-ideas/a38108646/beef-on-weck-recipe/
My goal was “everything on the egg”. So for the first part, I invented a patent pending double indirect method that has been heretofore never been configured on an egg (kidding). it’s a cast iron skillet levitating above the plate setter inside the pswoo. 220ish for 1.5 hours got me to 115 internal.

then removed the indirect and put that cast iron skillet on the grid. the temps were 300-400 pretty quickly and seared all sides a few minutes each until internal of 125. one tip i like is to use the pig flipper secured in the closed lid for searing the small sides.


while the beef rests its time to upgrade the kaiser rolls to kimmelweck. a coat of melted ghee then sprinkle coarse salt and caraway seeds. also dropped some beef broth in the skillet.


the rest climbed up to 135 with no problem. back inside for slicing, dipping the buns in au jus and adding a little creamy horseradish. the plated pic lighting was a let down so will see if i can get a better one with tomorrows sandwich.


halftime is over gotta go
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Oh yeah. I want to watch the games at your house from now on.
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I’ll take two please😋Greensboro North Carolina
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Looks great!"I've made a note never to piss you two off." - Stike
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Looks and sounds very tasty. These are new to me, added to list of things to try.
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great game but unfortunate loss for the Buffalo Bills. couple more notes. thanks all for the likes and responses.
the au jus required a pivot. this is a somewhat lean roast without a lot of drippings. the skillet shielded the buns for indirect but took a lot of heat and the caramelized bits charred. so i added back some water in addition to the broth. then i used a strainer and poured it into the resting pan. was really happy with the result.
around atlanta there are several Bills watching locations with gameday menus but it’s getting harder to get the beef on weck. -
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Looks great. Eye of round is my go-to for jerky, but I’ve never done it this way. I should change that.
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Looks amazing! Full disclosure, I had to go through google WeckVisalia, Ca @lkapigian
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SWMBO's comment - that looks outrageously good. I needed to look up what the cut of meat was though, it looks interesting,.-----------------------------------------------------------------------
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Yessir! Wonderful execution
My knees got wobbly when you got to the kimmelweck part (ghee does that to me).#1 LBGE December 2012 • #2 SBGE February 2013 • #3 Mini May 2013A happy BGE family in Houston, TX. -
I think in the UK that is called silverside, it's a cheap cut of meat that benefits from low and slow cooking. Going to give it a try. @Buckwoody Egger did this need a double indirect setup? From what I've read about it, it's to get a purer smoke.-----------------------------------------------------------------------
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regrettably just figured out my patent pending for double indirect was only domestic / USA. so, yes, stormbringer i would advise not only trying it but also laying claim to the intellectual property internationally. no need for due diligence to confirm the opportunity.
i did a little silverstreak googling which sounds like a naughty online pursuit for the middle aged. that term might encompass several cuts / rounds whereas the eye is either better than most rounds under the umbrella or in the vicinity.
greenwise labeling is publix natural skewed option across all products and i have always had better results with it. this one had a little marbling visible so i pounced on it. i can image a really lean and lower grade call for thinner slicing.
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@Buckwoody Egger it’s definitely silverside we’re going to try this very soon. SWMBO has spoken. 👍-----------------------------------------------------------------------
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agreed it is definitely the silverswish.
kidding i have no idea. it was interesting to see the us vs uk differences when searching and trying to weed out al the AI generated fake help trap sites.
your cook will be great and first rate and hope it’s one that gets shared
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