Burnt ends with Chuck Roast???

iamimdoc

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Someone I know, by mistake, grilled 1.5 pound of a chuck roast as a steak.  Taste was actually not bad.  Tough as nails, however.

Has anyone considered smoking one of these as burnt ends, instead of a brisket.  Would be smaller (if you didn't have a large group to feed), cheaper, etc.  Perhaps hours in the cooker would tenderize it up enough to make it tolerable/good?

Just thought I would ask
 
iamimdoc said:
Someone I know, by mistake, grilled 1.5 pound of a chuck roast as a steak.  Taste was actually not bad.  Tough as nails, however.

Has anyone considered smoking one of these as burnt ends, instead of a brisket.  Would be smaller (if you didn't have a large group to feed), cheaper, etc.  Perhaps hours in the cooker would tenderize it up enough to make it tolerable/good?

Just thought I would ask

This is a great idea, a friend of mine does this a couple times a year for small parties. Below the recipe he uses, if you do a search you will find others.
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/chuck-roast-burnt-ends.208531/

Best Greg
 
Hey! I actually have a recipe for just that and it comes out amazing every time without fail! I will leave the link below.

https://www.smokinitforums.com/index.php?topic=6620.msg60557#msg60557

Happy 4th!
 
Sirsmokesalot said:
Hey! I actually have a recipe for just that and it comes out amazing every time without fail! I will leave the link below.

https://www.smokinitforums.com/index.php?topic=6620.msg60557#msg60557

Happy 4th!

Jeff looks good, I like the idea that you smoke it whole and then cut it up for the final phase.
Traveling for the next two weeks, but I will give it a try when I get back!
Best Greg
 
This is a great idea.  I tried a chuck once, kind of as a poor mans brisket.  It was just OK, but may have been due to my first attempt.  But to do burnt ends?  That could be awesome.  You can never get enough of them from the brisket.
 
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