BBQ Grilled Pulled Beef Chuck Roast – Smoked Low and Slow




Chuck Roast – Cut from the beef shoulder. If you haven’t tried pulled beef, you need to. It basically cooks like pulled pork, but can be a bit stubborn when it comes to getting tender. The key is to cook in the smoke, then finish in foil to allow the meat to braise and break down. When it’s done and tender, it will twist like spaghetti on a fork. The meat is beefy, moist and most of all delicious

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  1. Jow3y
    Jow3y says:

    Your videos are great and very informative. I've used your suggestions for cooking recipes varying from Chinese to Mexican dishes to straight up BBQ. I'm doing 2 chuck roasts today and always wait until that chuck starts spinning like spaghetti!

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  2. ieliles
    ieliles says:

    The chuck is an excellent part of the cow for barbequing; it has lots of fat and connective tissue so it cooks down well and has an excellent beefy flavor.

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