Hawaiian style pulled beef

FLBentRider

New member
I was invited to a party Sunday, the theme was Luau.

I started Saturday night with a 7.7lb Chuck roast
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Added some "Five spice" powder
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Set the pellet boss for 5 hours on SMOKE then 220F
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The next morning:
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Added one onion, a couple of dashes of teriyaki and some Cabernet Sauvignon to a foil pan:
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add the roast, cover with foil and continue to cook @225F
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To be continued...
 

FLBentRider

New member
Meanwhile take one pineapple:
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a little slicing...
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Set the MAK to HIGH, grill the pineapple.
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Just enough to soften it a little.
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chop chop chop
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Back to the beef!
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I strained the liquid from the pan, and ran it through the fat separator:
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Combine the remaning liquid, onions, pineapple and beef
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Wrap it up and head over to the party.
 

FLBentRider

New member
There were some other items:
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Plated with a Kalik (move over FT, I have a new favorite beer)
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To say the beef was hit would be an understatement. The five spice powder, smokey bark, beef, onions and the pineapple was a great combination with just a hint of sweetness. I received many compliments from the guests. I will definitely be doing this again.

No leftovers!

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Mojito's all around!
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sparky

New member
i think it one of your best. it looks really good. i one some. love the idea. your beef is always 1st class. no one does beef like you bent. simply marvelous darling. :)
 

TentHunter

Moderator
Oh my, sign me up. That may be some of the most creative and best looking pulled beef I have ever seen. I can really see those flavors working well together.

This may be one of your best posts to date Randy!
 
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