Saturday and Sunday dinner

barelfly

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Made ribeye on the kettle for my son and I tonight. Spoiled the last few days having ribeye a few different ways. Thursday was SV ribeye that was outstanding. The kettle ribeye was great as well!

And since I had the coals, I put on a Chuckie with a nice rub that I’m letting get some flavor. Going to pull it after three hours or so and then drop into the jacuzzi and cook at 165* for about 20 hours for pulled beef.
 

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Very nice!  I'll have to try the 20 hour chuckie.  I've only done them at 130 for 72 hours (makes them into poor man's prime rib).
 
Tony,

We just finished dinner and this 20 hour Sous Vide at 165* was outstanding! Man, I don’t know why it took so long to discover chuck roast, and the Sous Vide!

Definitely give it a try! It turned out great! I can’t wait for leftovers tomorrow night - I’m going to chop up green Chile and pan warm the beef with it for some shredded tacos!
 

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Definitely going to have to try that, Jeremy!  Thanks!  I'm thinking 3 hours in the SI @ 200°, with hickory or mesquite, before the bath.  I've smoked/SV combo'd pastrami, and it works good.
 
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