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    Smoked Wagyu chuck roasts!

    I’m giving something new a try today. Have about 15 people coming over this evening and wanted to smoke some meat, but didn’t have time for brisket. Found some gorgeous Wagyu roasts at H-E-B and decided to give it a shot. Anybody else tried this? Marinated with Allegro Black Pepper at room temp for about 2 hours. Seasoned one with Kosmos Texas Beef and one with Killen’s S&P.



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    Last edited by txheartshot; 05-23-2021, 10:35 AM.

    #2
    In for the results! Pics, too.

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      #3
      Wife can not do Wagyu so I am experimenting with other breeds............

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        #4
        Looking forward to the finished product!

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          #5
          I do it all the time. Burnt ends, chopped beef, sliced.

          Much easier to eat than a full brisket for the wife and I. I do it identical to how I smoke briskets and it’s always great!


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              #7
              Thats just a giant tender steak basically.

              I did a kobe tri tip seared medium rare. Just a giant Strip steak. Yours will be a giant Ribe Eye.

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                #8
                Originally posted by Ætheling View Post
                Thats just a giant tender steak basically.

                I did a kobe tri tip seared medium rare. Just a giant Strip steak. Yours will be a giant Ribe Eye.

                I had a hard time not just reverse searing them, but I’m feeding 15+ people and they don’t all like med rare steak...will definitely be trying it for the wife & I soon.


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                  #9
                  Wrapped them in butcher paper at 165*IT, then cooked to 203*IT. Wrapped in towels in my Yeti Roadie to rest a few hours before we serve. We’ll see how it goes! Also getting ready to put 2 baby drunk chickens on.



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                    Originally posted by txheartshot View Post
                    I had a hard time not just reverse searing them, but I’m feeding 15+ people and they don’t all like med rare steak...will definitely be trying it for the wife & I soon.


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                    You letting these “people” that don’t like med rare beef on your property? Just kidding, Im sure either way it will be a juicy masterpiece.

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                      #11
                      Cooked them too fast/hot. Didn’t consider how much faster they would get to temp with all of the extra marbling. I cooked them at 250*, next time I’ll do 200-215*. Everyone loved it. It was super tender, just not quite as juicy as I’d prefer. All in all it was a hit. The Killen’s S&P won, hands down.




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                        #12
                        The allegro Tennessee whiskey is the best marinade I've ever used. The original does good with fajitas too.

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                          #13
                          I cook mine to a max of 165.....

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                            #14
                            “Everyone loved it” that’s the verdict you wanted to hear. Sure looks tender and tasty, thanks for posting this recipe.

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                              #15
                              How long did you cook them?

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