you just got anotha loyal sub. bout to do my 1st chuck on my GMG Daniel Boone. outta all the bowlshyt chuck smoke videos on youTube, yours was the simplest, most entertaining and straight forward cook....i appreciate you brotha
I have the pitboss 850 pro v2. Got my chuck roasts 3.9 and 4.05 lbs I put mustard on as a binder and used two of my own made rubs. Cooked at 230 for 4 hrs 250 3hrs, 270 to finish. Wrapped at 262 took to 206 internal. I used a 12 inch smoke tube with hickory pellets lasted 4 hrs. After about 3 hrs i spritzed with 40/40/20 water/ape cider vinegar, Worcester. I also bout a water pan in my smoker with water and Worcester mix. Turned out amazing. Best bark and best taste.
I guess Im asking randomly but does someone know of a tool to log back into an instagram account? I stupidly lost the login password. I appreciate any help you can offer me
@Miller Odin I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and im trying it out now. Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Followed your directions and it turn out awesome. One thing to always remember- ( this coming from a rancher ) you have to start with a good piece of meat ! You can’t make a piece of shoe leather look or taste like that.
I've got a CharGriller Akorn, I did a small chuck roast for about 90-100 minutes. Turned out quite well. Used Kingsford briquettes and some chunks of mesquite. Got the rub recipe on-line. Kosher salt, black pepper, onion powder, garlic powder, chili powder and some smoked paprika.
Believe it or not...I picked up a prime chuck roast just yesterday. 4 pounds for $14 No BS. It's definitely going through my Pit Boss 1150 this weekend.
I saw a brisket at Walmart yesterday that was only $4.50 a pound. Cheaper per pound than this. But hey, I smoked a shoulder roast today that turned out fantastic! Any cut off meat can be delicious if done right.
Never wrap raw beef on aluminum foil as the beef acids will eat the aluminum foil. I noticed foil particles on your beef when you unwrap it from the foil. I know this because it happened to me with brisket when I seasoned it and wrap it in aluminum foil and put it in the refrigerator overnight.
Freaking awesome! I have my first traeger but it’s not as nice as yours. I’m starting to experiment more and more. Getting rid of a lot of kitchen stuff and going to do everything on it! I used to do all my roasts and stuff in my slow cooker. Not anymore! 👍🏽👍🏽
Since bought my tregar a few years ago I've used my stove a handful of times lol everything is better when it's done low and slow even did helper stroganoff on it and you guessed it, it was awesome 😎👍
Looks like a delicious roast. I’m always a little puzzled what people consider chuck to be a cheap man’s brisket. 3lbs for $20 is $6.67/ lb. I never pay more than $5/lb for prime brisket, even taking in to account the loss from trimming.
BINGO! wrap it in foil after it’s wrapped in butcher paper and then line a cooler with towels then place the meat in ! Then cover it with another towel! it will be steaming hot even after 3 + hours
Great looking results, but can you post the process somewhere so that it’s easy to access? I watched the summary and I’m still not sure what temps I’m looking for at each step of the process.
I have the 780 smoker. How do you like the 780 and 885? I know the 885 is a step up, but what do you like about them? (Maybe a future comparison video??)
I have a pitt boss also. P0 will get you closer to 250 P7 will get you lower about 175. It is a little confusing since the P numbers are logically just the opposite of what you expect. I have to keep reminding myself by re reading the manual. I cook my chuck roast on the low and slow with the P7 and then turn it up to P0 after the wrap.
Hey chris With regards to the Dry Brine process, is there a difference between "wrapping it up and putting it in the fridge" VS "Vacuum pack and put it in the fridge"?
Seasoning and then wrapping in foil or vacuum pack produces a form of wet brining. The juices produced wet the meat. You can dry brine by seasoning the meat and placing the meat on a cooling rack over a sheet pan. Place that directly in the fridge uncovered. It will dry brine by allowing air to reach all surfaces of the meat. Can leave for couple of days. If not seasoned, can leave for 7-10 days to dry age. Leaving it open to the air allows the best transfer of the internal juices to mix with the surface seasonings and return into the meat. If surface stays dryer due to air, the more the internal juices will continue the swap process. Also give this a try using peach paper for wrapping rather than the foil. Did this last year for first time. Retains the moisture, but does not get the bark soggy, as with foil. Keeps that crispy bark that was built up after so many hours. Great alternative. But foil method is still fantastic as well. Now I've got to find some decent chuck roasts. :-D
$6.49 a pound! Jeez! It's November 2021 and meat is high as it's ever been and it isn't $6.49 a pound! lol! I bought a chuck roast yesterday for $5.29 a pound and that's with Biden's prices! I will admit your roast looked damn good though - great job bro!
Personally I'd use Mustard as a binder then liberally spread rub all over, like cake it on , no sense dumping rub on tin foil the dipping meat on , just sprinkle on from the container
Does look wagu BRO!¡!!!😂😂🤣🤣🙏8🤣8🤣😋🎊🤣 DAYUM!!! Gotta be "GOOD"!!!! bro I work 14 hour nite shifts, I always season my meat n let it sit in the fridge till the next nite!! Then BBQ DAYUM it looks awesome!!! I have a kamado ,I like your method!!! NICE smoke Ring!!!!👌👌 got the bend!!🤣😋
@@danwood3446 alot of it is explained in this video. The quality, reliability, features, construction, small details that matter and overall capability is bar none superior
@@WhiteBullsBBQ i live in Minnesota. a slab of un-trimmed brisket is about $50-70 wholesale and whole chuck roast is about $80-90. I usually cut into shape then cut the rest to steaks
you just got anotha loyal sub. bout to do my 1st chuck on my GMG Daniel Boone. outta all the bowlshyt chuck smoke videos on youTube, yours was the simplest, most entertaining and straight forward cook....i appreciate you brotha
I have the pitboss 850 pro v2. Got my chuck roasts 3.9 and 4.05 lbs I put mustard on as a binder and used two of my own made rubs. Cooked at 230 for 4 hrs 250 3hrs, 270 to finish. Wrapped at 262 took to 206 internal. I used a 12 inch smoke tube with hickory pellets lasted 4 hrs. After about 3 hrs i spritzed with 40/40/20 water/ape cider vinegar, Worcester. I also bout a water pan in my smoker with water and Worcester mix. Turned out amazing. Best bark and best taste.
This is probably my new go to page for tips and tricks on how to cook with a traeger! Thanks for uploading!
Thats what I love To Hear ! Thanks For Watching 🤘
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I stupidly lost the login password. I appreciate any help you can offer me
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@Miller Odin I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and im trying it out now.
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Great video, I can't wait to try it! Thanks for sharing..
Looks fn amazing. I’ll try it
Great vid! Cooking one right now following your method. Heads up though the thing in the hopper you called the light is actually the pellet sensor!
Jus became a fan!!
Thanks for the upload and information brother 🤘
Thanks so much bro ! 🙏
Best BBQ I've made following this recipe. Thank you!
Love to hear it thats what I do this for
@@WhiteBullsBBQ you from Philly?
@@jackjohn2602 yessir mayfair
@@WhiteBullsBBQ can't miss that northeast philly accent 😂. I lived in Magee back in highschool. I'm up in Chalfont by Ryan HS now
@@WhiteBullsBBQ now the channel name makes more even more sense White Bul😆
Yo, that roast for $20 is nuts. That marble was dope just like you said!
Right!? Thanks for watching
Underrated cut because not a lot of people have the know-how to cook it.
Facts! Tryna show em the way
@@WhiteBullsBBQ That finish is beautiful and for $20? Omg.
My mouth is so watering right now!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mission Accomplished
Followed your directions and it turn out awesome.
One thing to always remember- ( this coming from a rancher ) you have to start with a good piece of meat !
You can’t make a piece of shoe leather look or taste like that.
Amen! Thanks for watching!
This is really helping a brother out! Nice video & tips.
Love to hear it this is what I do it for!
Awesome from start to finish. Really informative and helpful. Super excited about smoking my first chuck. Thank you
Thanks for watching! Hit dat bell more to come!
Is there a big difference in the smoke between the 885 and the pro 780 in the food?
Looks amazing brother
Never seen a 20 dollar chuck with that kind of marbling in it! Thats almost like american waygu man 😄 great video dude, keep em coming. Peace
will Do! New Upload Today
I've got a CharGriller Akorn, I did a small chuck roast for about 90-100 minutes. Turned out quite well. Used Kingsford briquettes and some chunks of mesquite. Got the rub recipe on-line. Kosher salt, black pepper, onion powder, garlic powder, chili powder and some smoked paprika.
sounds bomb
Believe it or not...I picked up a prime chuck roast just yesterday. 4 pounds for $14 No BS. It's definitely going through my Pit Boss 1150 this weekend.
At 12:25 you're sitting at what looks like a table/massive cutting board. What is that? How or where did you get it?? Thanks in advance!
Thanks! It's a huge cutting board from Andy @TwoAcreWoodWorks on IG tell him I Sent you!
Happy to stumble across your channel.
Glad to have you! Hit that bell
Just finished doing this. YUM!
Chuck Norris out in these streets. Great
Video!
Out here heavy. Kicking Days in the face. Cheers.
I saw a brisket at Walmart yesterday that was only $4.50 a pound. Cheaper per pound than this. But hey, I smoked a shoulder roast today that turned out fantastic! Any cut off meat can be delicious if done right.
Chris that looks awesome Bro, that smoke ring definitely a winner. White Bulls keep those videos coming from The Lone Star State.
Thanks a ton Joe
The dog is bowing down!!!!
I legitimately thought it was a wagyu roast cause it legitimately looks like its wagyu im shocked 19.99 looks good bro
Never wrap raw beef on aluminum foil as the beef acids will eat the aluminum foil. I noticed foil particles on your beef when you unwrap it from the foil. I know this because it happened to me with brisket when I seasoned it and wrap it in aluminum foil and put it in the refrigerator overnight.
Never heard of that nonsense ! I've always wrapped my meat in aluminum foil and never had any issues.
Ok i'm done...White Bulls is now my favorite channel. Keep it coming bruh
Appreciate it Al! Thanks for watching #HitDatBell
Dang that looks good. drooling.
Thanks for watching!
I need to do this! Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for watching!
OOOOWWWEEE! is the right words!
Dude,,, WTF! yeah you're subscribed.
Anotha one! Well done Chris! But USPS be losing my packages left and right 😆
Hahaha! Sucks! In The Moment the Reference Seemed Golden LOL Thx for Watching Brother
White Bulls BBQ just giving you shit bro! Awesome vid and love the dry brine! That choice chuck was a steal 👊🏼
At what temp did you wrap? I keep missing it
what kind of pellets did you use?
Cherry. Always Cherry!
That Thang got more marbling than a granite countertop🔥🔥🔥
Haha facts
Did you rest the roast in foil?
In my area. A Chuck Roast and Brisket are the same price per pound and many times the brisket is lower.
That looks absolutely beautiful...👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼... Whhhoooaaaaaa...
Thanks For Watching!
Man that's awesome. I just did one myself. Love your channel.
Thanks for watching
Freaking awesome! I have my first traeger but it’s not as nice as yours. I’m starting to experiment more and more. Getting rid of a lot of kitchen stuff and going to do everything on it! I used to do all my roasts and stuff in my slow cooker. Not anymore! 👍🏽👍🏽
Nothing beats the versatility and delivery of the traeger
Since bought my tregar a few years ago I've used my stove a handful of times lol everything is better when it's done low and slow even did helper stroganoff on it and you guessed it, it was awesome 😎👍
Looks like a delicious roast. I’m always a little puzzled what people consider chuck to be a cheap man’s brisket. 3lbs for $20 is $6.67/ lb. I never pay more than $5/lb for prime brisket, even taking in to account the loss from trimming.
I can't believe that's choice grade,that marbeling is awesome
Nice smoke ring
When the smoker door was opened at 5:19, 7:44, 8:33, 9:36 and 10:32, no smoke was evident? Looked more like an oven.
Cool story bro
@@cfdasullivan exactly Andrew!
Enjoyed the video! At what internal temp did you wrap in foil before putting back on to the grill?
165F thanks for watching !
@@WhiteBullsBBQ thanks, going to try it today.
All I used was salt and pepper and damn bro and I'm new to the smoking world......thanks for everything......
Looks awesome, what made you switch to traeger?
Thanks for asking! Better machines! Way way more efficient, though pitboss got me though alot 🤘
Love ur Amish beard
Like a boss.
It LOOKS wagu BRO!! Lucky buy!! Good price
So good
Love these guys!
love back! thanks for watching
That is absolutely amazing........looks so goos.im jealous
Lol! Thank you for watching
Absolutely awesome
Thanks! 🤘
Your doing big thing Chris keep it up✌️🔥
Thanks brother
Are you from Philly? Love your videos
Hell yeah! Mayfair stand up (Croydon Too)
@@WhiteBullsBBQ im about 2 hours away lol just did my first brisket today letting it rest is killing me! Lol keep up the video bro!
Thanks man. The wait is worth it on the brizzy!
Oh I know bro I've been doing pork butts on my treager for years the wait is the worst! But definitely needed lol
Nice board. Is that walnut or mesquite?
Thanks! Walnut
Looks amazing brother but does it have a smoky taste. Everytime you open the grill i don't see any smoke. I never used one of those grills.
Yeah man! Smokey! Its a nice thin even clean smoke throughout and the camera doesn't always pick it up clear
Looks good bud! Great Job
Thanks bro
This looks amazing. Rookie question for you, if it rests for 2 hours do you just eat it cold? What’s your rest method?
Rest in a cooler or alot of foil so it doesnt get cold! Should be still around 140-160 when you do eat it
BINGO! wrap it in foil after it’s wrapped in butcher paper and then line a cooler with towels then place the meat in ! Then cover it with another towel! it will be steaming hot even after 3 + hours
Hell yeah!
When you say rest what do you do to it for the 2 hrs,and where dos it rest at boss?
In my Cambro its like a cooler specifically for this stuff ! Google it!
Will do thanks boss! Awesome video!
If I was going to do this cook tomorrow,and dident have one right now, and hat can I use? Any suggestions?
Thanks man! A regular cooler will do the trick too!
Appreciate the info boss!
I’m a fat guy that eats WAGU…laughed my ass off brother!!!!
I gotta try it !!
Gotta!
Great looking results, but can you post the process somewhere so that it’s easy to access? I watched the summary and I’m still not sure what temps I’m looking for at each step of the process.
If you're wrapping, always wrap at 165. Rule of thumb. Pull off at 205. This applies to most meat cooks if you're not doing a prime rib.
I’m going to try this out in my red box smoker looks delicious
Do you keep the roast wrapped when you are letting it rest for the 2 hours?
Always. In a cooler preferably!
Hey what temp do you wrap at ??
165-170°F
What temp did u wrap at?
165f
I have the 780 smoker. How do you like the 780 and 885? I know the 885 is a step up, but what do you like about them? (Maybe a future comparison video??)
Comparison vid otw
Is 2 hour rest necessary?
Absolutely
I’m doing mine on a pit boss should I change the P 4. Do you think it works about the same?
I have a pitt boss also. P0 will get you closer to 250 P7 will get you lower about 175. It is a little confusing since the P numbers are logically just the opposite of what you expect. I have to keep reminding myself by re reading the manual. I cook my chuck roast on the low and slow with the P7 and then turn it up to P0 after the wrap.
Hey chris
With regards to the Dry Brine process, is there a difference between "wrapping it up and putting it in the fridge" VS "Vacuum pack and put it in the fridge"?
Virtually no difference!
Seasoning and then wrapping in foil or vacuum pack produces a form of wet brining. The juices produced wet the meat. You can dry brine by seasoning the meat and placing the meat on a cooling rack over a sheet pan. Place that directly in the fridge uncovered. It will dry brine by allowing air to reach all surfaces of the meat. Can leave for couple of days. If not seasoned, can leave for 7-10 days to dry age. Leaving it open to the air allows the best transfer of the internal juices to mix with the surface seasonings and return into the meat. If surface stays dryer due to air, the more the internal juices will continue the swap process.
Also give this a try using peach paper for wrapping rather than the foil. Did this last year for first time. Retains the moisture, but does not get the bark soggy, as with foil. Keeps that crispy bark that was built up after so many hours. Great alternative. But foil method is still fantastic as well. Now I've got to find some decent chuck roasts. :-D
So do you spray water on it every 30 min?
Never mind did it both ways and turned out equal. Keep the good videos coming.
Thanks Luke
How many times you Spritz it? I never do mine.
Every half Hour, Until wrap.
For that thickness of Chuck, that's way too little rub.
Lies
Ron’s right, that’s way under-seasoned
$6.49 a pound! Jeez! It's November 2021 and meat is high as it's ever been and it isn't $6.49 a pound! lol! I bought a chuck roast yesterday for $5.29 a pound and that's with Biden's prices! I will admit your roast looked damn good though - great job bro!
Thanks man! Yeah prices from Philadelphia vs everywhere else has proved to be high lol thanks for watching
The irony of the title is killin. 😂
Wow all i have to say incredible.. #traegernation.....
Thanks brother #TraegerOn
probably even better than brisket
Some would say
Trying to find your video for cowboy nachos y'all did awhile back. Can you help? Temp? Ingredients? Process? Thanks 👍
Its the combo review
I love the video and all the tips...but $19.99 for a 3 lb chuck sorry but thats pricey ....Awesome video though
Lol all depends on where you live! #Philly Thanks for watching!
Personally I'd use Mustard as a binder then liberally spread rub all over, like cake it on , no sense dumping rub on tin foil the dipping meat on , just sprinkle on from the container
Thanks for watching
Pellet flavor recommendation?
Cherry, maple, Hickory!
Does look wagu BRO!¡!!!😂😂🤣🤣🙏8🤣8🤣😋🎊🤣 DAYUM!!! Gotta be "GOOD"!!!! bro I work 14 hour nite shifts, I always season my meat n let it sit in the fridge till the next nite!! Then BBQ DAYUM it looks awesome!!! I have a kamado ,I like your method!!! NICE smoke Ring!!!!👌👌 got the bend!!🤣😋
Thanks a ton brother 🙏
I paid 35 for a full 10lb brisket. Just find smaller brisket package. Good looking grill.
Thanks
Bro that chuck looks absolutely Outstanding!!!
It was! thanks!
Cooking a Chuck roast right now with your rub for the first time🤞🏻
Oh hell yeah. Gonna be a win!
Just sayin it’s not a saw use one smooth stroke when you slice it up makes a much cleaner slice
Good or what
Why did u switch to a treager? Didn't u have a pit boss?
Traeger is just a far better machine. More precise, more control. More efficient
I wasn't talking smack. I have a pit boss too, but I want a treager. I am planing to upgrade here in a bit...
@@felixandamanda i didn't take it that you were! Just answering honestly Felix!
Isn't it ironic, that brisket used to be poor man's beef.
Nice! Whats with all the vegetarian thumbs down..lol
Right!?!?!?
That's not a light it's a pellet level sensor 6:09
I get brisket for 2 bucks a lb at Kroger
Lucky!
Beautiful. Don’t F it up!
Never! Hit that bell you'll see I don't F many things Up!
👍👍✌️
much love
Sucks you guys went to traeger. Not sure what happened but best of luck. ✌
What Happened, Is Traeger Is Better. Thanks For Watching!
@@WhiteBullsBBQ how so? And this is an honest question.
@@danwood3446 alot of it is explained in this video. The quality, reliability, features, construction, small details that matter and overall capability is bar none superior
dan wood Traeger for the win bro! 🔥
Honestly the chuck roast isn’t that cheaper. I usually get the un-trimmed for about $85
Really all depends on where you're from. This is also all pre covid meat inflation
@@WhiteBullsBBQ i live in Minnesota. a slab of un-trimmed brisket is about $50-70 wholesale and whole chuck roast is about $80-90. I usually cut into shape then cut the rest to steaks
That's so strange! Usually a Chuck is far more affordable then brisket
@@WhiteBullsBBQ this is a whole chuck roast that is un-trimmed possibly around 9-11 pound
Chuck has always been better than brisket, but brisket portions more neatly for restaurants.
Its really close lol. Im down for both either way