beef roast recipe?

Started by oguard, January 22, 2005, 06:20:38 AM

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oguard

Hi guys
I need a roast beef recipe.Cooking dinner for friends and they need to know what the Bradley is all about.[:D][;)]
keep on smokin[8D][:D]
Mike
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JJC

Hi Mike,

I just tried doing a search for roast beef recipes on the Forum, and I turned up a lot of possibilities.  I was planning to provide you with a couple links, but it's pretty clear that the recipe depends greatly on what cut/type of roast beef you're planning on.  Best bet would be to do a search of the Forum using your specific roast type as the search words.  That should narrow it down to the relevant recipes.

John
Newton MA
John
Newton MA

oguard

Thanks John,
I did a few searches and did come up with a few ideas.
Keep on smokin
Mike[8D][:D]
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Sauce Bauce

<center></center><font color="maroon"><font size="3"><font color="maroon">  I smoked a beautiful <b><font size="4">chuck roast</font id="size4"></b> last Sunday.  I marinated it in Lipton's Onion Soup Mix (dry)  Just sprinkled the contents of the package over the roast and rolled it several times in the mix.  Added a little A1 Sauce and a lot of Wostershire Sauce.  I placed the roast in a Vacuum Food Saver dish and pulled a vacuum on it and placed in the refrigerator for 2 days.  Sunday morning I removed the roast from the fridge and started the Bradley to heat it up.  In the mean time I cut several slits in the roast and inserted slivers of garlic in about 6-8 slits.  At 7:00AM I placed the roast in the pre-heated Bradley and started the 4 hours of hickory/cherry smoke.  Around 8:00AM the temp settled at around 210F. At 11:30AM the roast acheived an internal temp of 135 (medium/rare).  Removed from smoker and began the FTC.  

Results:  Delicious! </font id="maroon"></font id="size3"></font id="maroon">

<font face="Arial"><font size="3"><font color="maroon">I think next time I will smoke the roast in a shallow aluminum pan to catch the juices and serve the Roast Au Jus.</font id="maroon"></font id="size3"></font id="Arial">


Chez Bubba

SB,

Just be aware that the pan will inhibit the smoke absorbtion and the bottom will not develop a crust. I prefer to get my au jus from a box when smoking in the Bradley, but that's just me.[:)]

Kirk

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oguard

Sauce Bauce
Thanks for the idea going to give some store bought sausages a try this weekend and will try the roast beef.I found a rub recipe and will try that on the beef.Goota work this weekend so time maybe a little tight.[:(]But i can always make time to pull the bradley out[:D].
Keep On Smokin[8D]
Mike
Catch it,Kill it,Smoke it.