chuck roll
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Here it is 9lbs of it
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Rub anyone :P
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in the smoker
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smoking indoors
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Theclarego
4 hour mark added the last two pucks too burn
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thats one seasoned brick sometimes you dont what you have until you take a picture lol
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its 1:15 got the polder out the temp is only 145 >:( i have a fix for that.
i took the roll out saran wrap it tight foil it now its in my oven at 300 degress
Why the coffee can on the vent? Is is ducted to outdoors somehow?
Nice looking piece of meat :) Hoping that can is not blocking the vent ??? and is just providing a little protection from that big box fan blowing the smoke out the door. ;)
that can is there for when i make sausage and or jerky i put a cpu fan on top of that and it helps with the drying process dramatically
good idea ::)
Quote from: TheCLAREGO on June 16, 2007, 10:00:16 AM
that can is there for when i make sausage and or jerky i put a cpu fan on top of that and it helps with the drying process dramatically
cpu fan ? ok ,I'll be the one that ask what is it. I know its a small fan. wind up, battery or what? ( LOL)
cpu fan... it is the fan that cools your processor in your computer. the computer chip that you buy in GHZ, is referred to as the CPU <central processing unit>
It runs off of 12V in your computer. You can get varying sizes with differing CFM.
I have been meaning to do a chuck roll. Let us know how it turns out. So far it looks good!
i took the roll out saran wrap it tight foil it now its in my oven at 300 degress
Saran wrap at 300 ??? how did that go> :o
What an awesome idea the can and the cpu fan is. I'm going to try that for the first batch of salmon I do this season to help dry them out. The best ideas are the simplest...thanks Clarego!
T2
sorry not respond sooner everyone.. finally getting calls for interviews. Saran wrap premium and cooking match. you have to make sure you get the right kind though. it does not melt to a certain point.saran wrap premium will not melt. in fact it helps the process cook a lot faster i did 2 9lbs butts in 6-8 hours. this is my first time doing chuck roll and its one yummy pulled beef.
the cpu i got an old cell phone charger of course it was 12 volts and i place 1 -2 coffee cans(this depends on the temparature of course) on top of the smoker it helps with the drying time for jerky and drys it out a lot quicker infact i hated making jerky till i tried this ! I am in the process of finishing the original post/pics
and i am not sure what temperature the saran wrap melting point is but thats why i used foil.
These Are the pictures of the final Product Will be making this on a regular bases ;D
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I use the vent also but just a little different.
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nepas ;D
ok nepas got me beet lol :-\ Nepas explain explain what parts you used? \
clarego
TheCLAREGO,
What temp did you cook the chuck roll until?
Bryan
195 was the number it did not shred as easy as pork. i think it has a little more connective tissue to it. that 9lbs was flat then in shrunk in to a cylinder shape.
clarego
Quote from: TheCLAREGO on June 20, 2007, 10:25:01 AM
ok nepas got me beet lol :-\ Nepas explain explain what parts you used? \
clarego
clarego
The only part i used was my plastic ;D
http://www.alliedkenco.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=2754&osCsid=8a0e23486cba1c1ae9677972542880a1
nepas
thanks nepa i think mine was a little cheaper
when is cabelas having there cook off ???