Wind and rain finally calmed down so it's time for a weekend cook and what better than a chuck roast! Same method, worcestershire and Wolfe Rub Bold, smoking over Royal Oak and 3 hickory chunks. It's a small chuck about 4lbs. Gonna do another competition chicken practice later too, need to practice for Salisbury!
I also installed my BQ250 Tel Tru Thermometer onto Junior!
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bowhnter wrote:The roast is lookin good.
Not that it matters what I like, but...I don't care so much for chicken thighs...does anyone ever turn in anything other than thighs for comps?
I love chicken thighs, however you and I are thinking alike! I'm thinking about trying breasts at some point this season just to be different!
Chicken is done! PDG!!
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Larry, saw this on the other forum, but didn't respond. Chuck and chicken look really good. The pulled chuck looks really moist - hard to do sometimes. Nice job!
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