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Title: beef roast
Post by: Harpo on March 30, 2005, 10:41:01 PM
Hello all

going to be smoking a 4 lb beef rump roast, any ideas as to how long and how much smoke. Should I shoot it with marinade or use a rub? All replies welcome.
Thanks
Harpo
Title: Re: beef roast
Post by: jaeger on March 31, 2005, 12:21:32 AM
Harpo,
More information is needed to answer your questions accurately. A marinade or a rub will work fine. I wouldn't recommend smoking over 3 hours. The time it will take to cook depends on what kind of end results you are after. A rump roast may not work as well for a pull meat product as compared to a brisket. The brisket usually has more marbling then a rump roast. I would suggest no matter how you cook it to put a rack of bacon above the roast.

Here is what I would do: I would use a rub from SS.
I would smoke for 2 hours with a mild wood. Pecan or  maple.
I would smoke ( with bacon above meat) at about 200 degrees until internal temp of 145 and then FTC for 1 hour.
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Let us know what you do and results!






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Title: Re: beef roast
Post by: Chez Bubba on March 31, 2005, 12:29:18 AM
Let me preclude my answer by saying I'm a dry rub guy. I have never liked the results of injections, but maybe I'm just not doing it right.

I'd marinate it overnight in a little EVOO & balsamic vinegar, along with a bunch of rub so it's pasty. Reserve some rub to pack on while the meat comes up to room temp. Rump roast does not usually have a very good fat cap, so bacon above is a must.

JMO, good luck & smoke on!

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Title: Re: beef roast
Post by: JJC on March 31, 2005, 01:12:46 AM
Not trying to be overly diplomatic, but I agree with both Chez and Jaeger in general.  I would add/modify two things for your consideraton:  1) I might go with 3 hrs of smoke for my first try, using pecan or maple, and then adjust up or down after that; and 2) the S+S rubs are great, but if you're a lazy b****** like me you might want to give BigSmoker a jingle and get a couple of the Dizzy Pig rubs.  He can give you great davice on what would work best with a beef rump roast (Red Eye Express, perhaps?).  I've used several of the DP rubs and they are super!  

BigSmoker, can you chip in your $.02 here?

John
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Title: Re: beef roast
Post by: BigSmoker on March 31, 2005, 01:44:02 AM
Sounds like a great project.  Definitely want to hear about the results.  A rump roast should have some marbling.  I think CB is right some EVOO(good on almost everything) with some Dales/woster/balsamic along with your favorite rub should be good.  Me I might use a heavy pepper rub(Red Eye Express or Cow Lick) and oak pucks for smoke.  I think this roast would be cooked to a little higher temp 160 or so and maybe served with some peppercorn gravy or something.  Have fun and let us know.

Jeff

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Title: Re: beef roast
Post by: Harpo on March 31, 2005, 02:23:37 AM
Big smoke, chez, jaeger, and jjc
thanks for the ideas will let you know and send some pictures with your advise I think all will work well.

Harpo