Chuck Roast Quartet

FLBentRider

New member
I took a 5lb chuck roast, and divided it into 4 sections.

3 sections were rubbed with 3 variations of 1 rub the fourth I went Jamaican

The rubs:

"Salt lick clone"
3 parts Kosher Salt
3 Parts Black Pepper
1 part granulated garlic
1 part cayenne pepper

1 section got the base rub
Variant 1 adds 1 part coffee
Variant 2 adds 1 part cocoa

The fourth got a heavy dose of jerk rub
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Rubbed and ready
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On the 2 star with BD Hickory
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When after 1 hour smoke and 5 hours @225F it was time for some foil love
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Onions and a splash of cabernet sauvignon.

The Jamaican one got a splash of tequila!

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4 hours later, IT ~208F
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The family taste test panel really liked the Jamaican and the coffee variant. Next time I will back off on the cayenne a litte and add more coffee or cocoa.

The Jamaican was an amazing flavor profile. Between the jerk, onions and tequila it was really good.

The coffee variant was really good as well, you can't really taste the coffee as such, but is was definitely different from the others in a good way.
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TentHunter

Moderator
Nice experiment. What are you using for a braising liquid?




Edit: Duh.... I see now that you used Cabernet Sauvignon! :rolleyes:
 
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Carter13

New member
They all look really good. What Tent said.
Edit: saw the cabernet. So how much is a splash?
 
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