u/ryanthesmokologist

Smoked Nolan Ryan Beef Chuck Roast, Chicago Italian Beef Sandwich
▲ 100 r/BBQ

Smoked Nolan Ryan Beef Chuck Roast, Chicago Italian Beef Sandwich

Man, this turned out pretty damn excellent. The only critique I gave to myself, and will probably get from y'all, the beef is sliced too thick. No, no it didn't.

Seasoned the chuck overnight, tossed it in my stuck burner w/ post oak @ 225°. Had my chuck over the au jus pan for the drippings. Smoked some peppers & onions w/ the beef, carmalazied and tossed below in the pan.

The roast hit it's stall and placed it in the au jus pan, foiled till probe tender.

Hot hold for a few hours, pulled the roast, sliced it. Giardiniera, peppers/onions, toasted Italian loaf.

u/ryanthesmokologist — 6 hours ago

Smoked Bolognese w/ Gnocchi

Soffritto, tomato paste, oil & butter, bay leaves & thyme, white wine, beef broth, San Marzano tomatoes, and some parmesan rind. Smoked diced pork bellyand pancetta. Finished w/ whole milk and pasta water.

u/ryanthesmokologist — 7 hours ago

Brisket Scraps to Brisket Chuck

Cleared out the freezer to add it back to the freezer. Brisket trimmings to Brisket Chuck!

Morning y'all. The freezer is was getting full, not necessarily a problem, but had to take all the trimmings from the briskets and grind it into brisket chuck.

Measure it out to an 80/20, cubed and had them just over freeze point @ \~34°. Had all the stainless grinder parts frozen as well. Got to work and got a pretty good yield from the "scraps."

Way easier to pack those vacuum sealed pounders vs. chunks!

u/ryanthesmokologist — 2 days ago
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Cleared out the freezer to add it back to the freezer. Brisket trimmings to Brisket Chuck!

Morning y'all. The freezer is was getting full, not necessarily a problem, but had to take all the trimmings from the briskets and grind it into brisket chuck.

Measure it out to an 80/20, cubed and had them just over freeze point @ ~34°. Had all the stainless grinder parts frozen as well. Got to work and got a pretty good yield from the "scraps."

Way easier to pack those vacuum sealed pounders vs. chunks!

u/ryanthesmokologist — 2 days ago
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26 hour Brisket finished. 11 hours on the stick burner w/ mesquite then 15 hour hot hold @ 150°

Any one else in a constant wonder on how that briskets going to turn out before that first slice? Y'all point or flat fans? And yes, I sliced a bit high on the point/flat line. Thankfully, didn't hear any complaints, there weren't any leftovers, and my homemade BBQ sauce stayed in the mason jar. So, win win.

u/ryanthesmokologist — 4 days ago

National Barbecue Day! What's on y'alls smokers?

I've had my Pitts & Spitts rolling mesquite smoke since 10 AM.

Full packers cut, an additional flat out of the freezer, a sweet tater, and some tallow.

Pretty nice day down here on southeast end of our great state.

u/ryanthesmokologist — 6 days ago
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5 hrs in to the brisket on the stick burner

5 hours down. Both are about to hit their stalls. Rolling pure mesquite smoke through the Pitts & Spitts. Both season w/ kosher salt, 16 mesh black pepper, and granulated garlic.

What do y'all think so far on the National BBQ Day?

u/ryanthesmokologist — 6 days ago
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National Barbecue Day is here, what do y'all have on the smoker?

I'm going a bit overboard, but is that real with barbecue?

Full brisket

Brisket Flat

Beef Tallow rendering

u/ryanthesmokologist — 6 days ago
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National Barbecue Day y'all! Brizzy in the smoker. Whole brizzy, flat, and tallow rendering.

Happy Saturday y'all. I figured since it BBQ day it only seemed appropriate to smoke some beef on the stick burner.

Cheers to Saturday!

u/ryanthesmokologist — 6 days ago
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Brisket Burnt Ends

Morning y'all. I'll be smoking a full brisket today but also have another leftover flat. Figured I may as well smoke both as my freezers are pretty full (not a bad problem).

I wanted to make some brisket burnt ends as the 14 pounder smokes.

Have y'all ever tried to use a flat rather than point for brisket burnt ends? I know the "usual" is the point, but that's now ground chuck w/ beef liver & heart.

I'm thinking of giving it a go...

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u/ryanthesmokologist — 6 days ago