Roast Beef Recipe - Works on the BBQ or in the oven - BBQFOOD4U

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  • Roast Beef Recipe
    Showing everyone an easy and delicious way to cook a roast beef on a barbecue with hickory wood smoking away.This can be cooked on any barbecue with this easy to follow step by step video recipe.
    Help support a small food video creator so I can make more recipes for people to enjoy. I have over 150 original recipes creations to get done but can't really afford to get it done without outside help so anything truly helps. bbqfood4u.com/help-support
    Thanks for watching.
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  • @TheBarbecueShow
    @TheBarbecueShow  6 років тому +3

    Thanks so much for watching! Amazon BBQ Store - www.amazon.com/shop/thebackyardbbqshow-bbqfood4u
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  • @carltrummer5612
    @carltrummer5612 7 років тому

    Thanks a lot for the advices ! I always come back to the way you do it; everytime the results are excellent.

  • @SlipperyChickenBBQ
    @SlipperyChickenBBQ 10 років тому +6

    Nice video and you gave clear instructions I really liked how you seared that roast at the end

  • @actuallowroller
    @actuallowroller 10 років тому +1

    That would make fantastic roast beef sandwiches with horseradish cheddar sauce! Yum. Thanks for another great recipe and video!

  • @DavidSomerville
    @DavidSomerville 10 років тому +1

    Another great cook, Kinger!!

  • @416asshole
    @416asshole 6 років тому

    Crunchy outside, medium inside, perfect!

  • @Susrek
    @Susrek 7 років тому +2

    I was about to propane a roast, but after watching this, I'll do that half and half charcoal style (soo much tastier in charcoal). I may even do the olive oil thing as long as Popeye doesn't get mad.

  • @dualsportdiary1150
    @dualsportdiary1150 5 років тому +4

    Dude!!!!??? You edited out the searing at the end of cooking. That's the best part!! I could watch that for hours lol.

  • @learntobbq
    @learntobbq 6 років тому +1

    Excellent video and a great looking beef roast

  • @carltrummer5612
    @carltrummer5612 8 років тому

    Thanks a lot for your video; clear and easy to follow instructions. It was a success for me.

  • @mt-foods
    @mt-foods 6 років тому +1

    *Such a nice place to cook.*

  • @rootboycooks
    @rootboycooks 10 років тому +1

    You rock this one Jay! Keep on cooking!

  • @aririyadh8359
    @aririyadh8359 7 років тому +1

    PERFECT.

  • @6771Randy
    @6771Randy 9 років тому

    I used your reverse sear method on a Ball Tip roast aka "Butterball Roast" here in Calif.
    This worked fantastic and will now be my new go to method!
    Thank You!
    Randy

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  9 років тому

      6771Randy Awesome!
      A reverse sear is the only way I cook tri tip.

  • @BARFYADAMS
    @BARFYADAMS 7 років тому +6

    I swear I can smell that dang roast all the way up here in my living room! Boy howdy!

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  7 років тому

      LoL Ya gotta try roast beef cooked like this.
      Amazing flavors.

  • @davidbay1110
    @davidbay1110 10 років тому +3

    That is my weekend taken care of. Thanks!!

  • @konsvarka7376
    @konsvarka7376 7 років тому +1

    that looks amazing and you have lots of fun tools (i only have a big ass propane bbq grill lol) great job man!

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  7 років тому

      Thanks so much!
      You can use your propane barbecue to do all the same steps.
      Play around and have fun cooking some food.

  • @michaellmikeyymike
    @michaellmikeyymike 10 років тому +1

    nice Jay! I have one in the fridge I'm preparing to cook, this is great motivation.

    • @tamsteak
      @tamsteak Рік тому

      and 9 years later...i have one in the fridge right now thawing out to smoke!

  • @zroverz
    @zroverz 10 років тому

    Just a bit of horseradish on each bite. Delicious. I like how you use a fairly inexpensive grill to accomplish so much. I will be getting the weber this year.

  • @mishagray2835
    @mishagray2835 6 років тому

    OMG that looks so good!

  • @dediwelbeck13
    @dediwelbeck13 6 років тому +1

    Perfect!!

  • @Darreninnyc
    @Darreninnyc 6 років тому +4

    Perfectly cooked! Good job!

  • @AussieAngeS
    @AussieAngeS 10 років тому

    Wow that beef is juicy as! Looks deelish. Shared on FB for you!

  • @WatchSlob
    @WatchSlob 8 років тому

    End result looked fantastic !
    How long was the overall cooking time ?

  • @PITMASTERX
    @PITMASTERX 10 років тому +13

    Excellent cook Jay. No chinese this just compliments.

    • @countrykitchenvillagefoods8958
      @countrykitchenvillagefoods8958 6 років тому

      Pitmaster X if you are interested in village foods pls check country kitchen. Thankyou

    • @san5a89
      @san5a89 5 років тому +1

      no Chinese? ahah that's good

    • @MrCijomathew
      @MrCijomathew 5 років тому

      Potts

    • @LukeGB003
      @LukeGB003 3 роки тому

      Wouldn’t be having Chinese now. Might get bats.

  • @carltrummer1704
    @carltrummer1704 6 років тому +1

    Thanks a lot for the technique and recipe. Excellent bbq.

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  6 років тому +1

      Thank you for taking the time to watch!
      Have fun cooking.

  • @carltrummer855
    @carltrummer855 7 років тому +1

    Thanks a lot for your video. Very helpful.

  • @simbobby03
    @simbobby03 9 років тому +2

    yum yum yum

  • @CastIronCooking
    @CastIronCooking 6 років тому

    Nice! I wish I didn't live in apts. I cooked an 8 hour pork half loin, and everybody was complaining for their turn at the grill! lol

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  6 років тому

      Yikes that would suck. They would really hate me.

  • @avoidingtrees6692
    @avoidingtrees6692 5 років тому +1

    My best culinary memory was in the UNITED STATE OF AMERICA.
    humble respect from France 👋

  • @batuhandogu9672
    @batuhandogu9672 6 років тому +2

    Looks good brother send some please

  • @Funstuff13613
    @Funstuff13613 6 місяців тому

    Perfect

  • @krauz111
    @krauz111 10 років тому

    great bbq!

  • @kgardner004
    @kgardner004 5 років тому

    Looking great what tech!!

  • @PaffordHomestead
    @PaffordHomestead Рік тому

    Looks so good thanks for sharing

  • @earth8744
    @earth8744 6 років тому

    I LOVE BBQ

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  6 років тому +1

      So do I. Check out the shirts I just created on Amazon. One is = I Love BBQ a.co/btAMBFQ

  • @teetssheer5194
    @teetssheer5194 4 роки тому

    Amazingly done ☝️👍👍👍

  • @tomeklukaschyk5691
    @tomeklukaschyk5691 8 років тому

    best i Like IT and now i'm Hungry.
    bye bye from Berlin.

  • @kevinlugo3466
    @kevinlugo3466 6 років тому

    I love cows, pigs and chickens

  • @stephans1990
    @stephans1990 6 років тому

    I am trying to diet and I'm spending half my day looking at video's of BBQ roasts. Why am I like this? :-(

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  6 років тому

      Some would ask what diet but I don't know any. Barbecue / grilling is a great way to cook lots of different food for diets. Eat good.

  • @darktoadone5068
    @darktoadone5068 4 роки тому +2

    Nice, I would love to smoke this and make some Arby's sandwiches. I like my well done though with no red so I guess I'll need a higher internal temp.

    • @mg8718
      @mg8718 4 роки тому

      Well done is ruined!

  • @haraldm.5846
    @haraldm.5846 8 років тому +6

    Lecker :-)

  • @daisyroyal-ex8ir
    @daisyroyal-ex8ir 4 роки тому

    i love eattung steak!!

  • @alshahariar7546
    @alshahariar7546 6 років тому

    helpful video

  • @blairo1226
    @blairo1226 6 років тому

    It look fantastic! good job!

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  6 років тому

      Thank you so much!

    • @blairo1226
      @blairo1226 6 років тому

      The Backyard BBQ Show - BBQFOOD4U you're welcome! Subscribed!! Did something similar with pork, indirect heat, yummy!

  • @mycorona66
    @mycorona66 7 років тому +11

    You need to rest it for at least thirty minutes. But it looked good.

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  7 років тому +1

      Ahh the resting meat debate.

    • @Susrek
      @Susrek 7 років тому +1

      I've moved far away from the resting meat thing. I wouldn't even wait for the redness to come out, just into the mouth and it melts.

    • @416asshole
      @416asshole 6 років тому +1

      This would still be good right off the coals.

    • @naveedjaan1910
      @naveedjaan1910 6 років тому

      Hi

    • @WR3ND
      @WR3ND 6 років тому

      Not as much experience with grilling or BBQing roasts, but the rib eye steaks I make come out more tender if I let them rest for at least ten minutes in a covered pan. I generally grill 3 to 6 of these a week all year long. I can't get steaks at restaurants anymore.
      Either way, the roast here looked great, but I would let it rest as well. Part of it is just pulling it off a little early and letting the temps in the middle clime up and even out. It makes it a bit more consistent throughout.
      Cheers.

  •  5 років тому

    Super

  • @lawrencelaquin6885
    @lawrencelaquin6885 6 років тому +3

    Here in Africa we roast with our insticts...we can keep up with the degrees 😂😂😂

  • @416asshole
    @416asshole 6 років тому

    I never thought about a pan with the onion and water, gravy stock.

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  6 років тому

      Toronto guy cool. I grew up at Jane & Lawrence.
      The water is the bigger factor adding humidity and helping regulate the cooking temperatures.
      The gravy is a super bonus most people have never had before with a delicious smokey gravy to attenuate the the cooked meat.
      Have fun my #416 brother.

  • @soangrysee4792
    @soangrysee4792 6 років тому

    😋😋

  • @MegaGuru79
    @MegaGuru79 6 років тому

    Your fantastic is amazing, salt and pepper....lol!!!

  • @bighardman33
    @bighardman33 3 роки тому

    How long did you cook it for?

  • @lonniebooker9138
    @lonniebooker9138 7 років тому +2

    140° eternal temp it should be.

  • @thomassmith4616
    @thomassmith4616 7 місяців тому

    After you slice, think Horseradish!!

  • @huygfc4257
    @huygfc4257 4 роки тому

    Can i do bbq with an oven?

  • @AJ-vd8hn
    @AJ-vd8hn 8 років тому

    can I do this with a chuck blade roast? I noticed most people smoke them like a brisket.

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  8 років тому

      +Aaron Janes You can do anything you want. There's usually a good amount of fat and connective tissue in a chuck roast so cooking it low and slow like a brisket is actually really good. I love pulled beef with a chuck roast. Cooking it medium rare you might have some chewy parts depending on each roast. It's up to you. Cook it up and have fun.

    • @AJ-vd8hn
      @AJ-vd8hn 8 років тому

      +The Backyard BBQ Show - BBQFOOD4U
      thanks brother, low and slow it is.
      love your videos and I look forward to more!

    • @6309160583
      @6309160583 8 років тому +1

      You may want to wrap it in foil after smoking it for an hour or two and let it cook up to 200 degrees. That will make for a fall apart tender chuck.

  • @pellakurisudhakar965
    @pellakurisudhakar965 6 років тому

    Nice cooking bro

  • @nicolasherrera7044
    @nicolasherrera7044 5 років тому

    Try to get the deepest part that is something we look for every Day and Night..

  • @allaudinestateadvisorfaisa9798
    @allaudinestateadvisorfaisa9798 7 років тому

    nic

  • @1squigler
    @1squigler 7 років тому +1

    gonna give this a whirl this afternoon my 732 went for a crap yesterday i was doing a 6 pound chicken on my treager pissed me off

    • @1squigler
      @1squigler 7 років тому

      the probes are froze at 125

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  7 років тому

      I've been there. You really have to watch the ends of the probes for any liquid. It shorts them out. Give the people at Maverick a email on their website and they will send you probes free of charge. I have done it already. Pretty sure they give you a quick call so just say it's only a few months old. Thanks for checking this video out and keep cooking BBQ.

    • @1squigler
      @1squigler 7 років тому

      have replaced the probe off amazon but in meeting bought the smoke of of thermopen amazing rib site they are gonna have an app out soon for it too run wi fi give me a call and ill give u a heads up on a neat gadget i ordered today 6135776024
      See More from UA-cam

  • @2agunner932
    @2agunner932 7 років тому +1

    what was your total cook time

  • @sealteamryx6758
    @sealteamryx6758 7 років тому

    what about the gravy? just water with drippings and an onion in it?

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  7 років тому

      Sure just add a drip pan under the roast and remove it before searing. It should give you time to make the gravy as well.

  • @feralhog1693
    @feralhog1693 6 років тому

    Hmm, roasts are generally leaner cuts, so you propably want to go higher temp shorter duration of cook as to not dehydrate it too much. Also, you never remove temp probe from meat mid-cook! That hole left by probe was oozing meat juices. That piece propably came out good, but not as juicy as it cold've been... just saying

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  6 років тому

      If you have all the answers why are you watching?
      Keep being a idiot troll on UA-cam.
      Post you're video troll and I'll chew you apart.

    • @feralhog1693
      @feralhog1693 6 років тому

      Dang brah! you sound straight up butt hurt!! Didn't mean to make you feel trolled i mean seriously its just some que

  • @domi27041
    @domi27041 7 років тому

    Ehen you Cook with Gas did. it. also work ? (Sry Fort Myers Bad Grammatik im from Germany and im 12 years old i ask because i Want to help my dad ehhhh and MERRRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE)

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  7 років тому

      No prob my man.
      Just use the same steps on any cooker.
      Have fun and I'm sure he'll love it.

  • @sergeolchowec905
    @sergeolchowec905 2 роки тому

    Is there a reason you don't do this cook on the egg?

  • @jboo6163
    @jboo6163 6 років тому +2

    😭😭😭😋😋😋🙏🙏🙏

  • @nazarultahir6385
    @nazarultahir6385 7 років тому

    the best..!!! better than gordon or jamie..

  • @6771Randy
    @6771Randy 9 років тому

    Where can I get that self draining cutting board?

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  9 років тому

      6771Randy I bought it at a BBQ store.
      You can probably find it online to.
      Here's the link for more information. www.napoleongrills.com/accessories/accessory-details/productid/132/ccd/en-ca/pro-cutting-board-with-stainless-steel-bowls

    • @6771Randy
      @6771Randy 9 років тому

      The Backyard BBQ Show - BBQFOOD4U
      Thank You for your help.
      I found it on Amazon.com.
      Napoleon Professional Cutting Board Set Model 70012
      Board comes with 2 Stainless Steel bowls.
      Just in case someone else found it interesting.

  • @ToxopIasmosis
    @ToxopIasmosis 4 роки тому

    Alien roast, you took it off at 135, seared it and it measured 132? how the hell did it get negative carry over cooking...

  • @jacksepticeyeredeyeplaying1722
    @jacksepticeyeredeyeplaying1722 5 років тому

    👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🦃🦃🦃 make another video with a cooking a turkey

  • @lefthandpathlovecraftian2927
    @lefthandpathlovecraftian2927 5 років тому +1

    Really should have rested that for about 30 minutes for sure before cutting it:/

    • @dualsportdiary1150
      @dualsportdiary1150 5 років тому

      Whats the purpose? To let it sit in it's juices inside? Or something else?

  • @theofilo5
    @theofilo5 5 років тому

    I'm wondering if the smoke of the black charcoals are unhealthy.great roast btw

  • @najwaabdeen985
    @najwaabdeen985 6 років тому

    Why did u put water is it to cook on steam or what

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  6 років тому

      +Najwa Abdeen Moisture and temperature control. It also helps with smoke penetration.

  • @alexanderkulakov6483
    @alexanderkulakov6483 7 років тому +6

    Aren't you supposed to sear it first to lock juices in?

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  7 років тому +5

      That's what I thought growing up as well. Call it a old cooking myth. Give this way a try and let me know how it turns out.

    • @openureyes929
      @openureyes929 7 років тому +1

      Reverse sear is the ticket. Ive done both many times. N reverse sear wins hands down. And searing does not seal the meat as many people say. Think about when you put steaks on a grill and have completely seared both sides yet after the med rare ..blood / juice starts to come out. Their not "locked in " .

  • @WILLYBREATH_v
    @WILLYBREATH_v 4 роки тому

    Well he aint no Malcolm reed

  • @mikasurname8596
    @mikasurname8596 9 років тому

    Make a brisket

  • @konnievir
    @konnievir 5 років тому

    Hahaha amerikaners vir jou 😂😂😂

  • @vedros6822
    @vedros6822 2 роки тому

    Your missing potatoes in that dripping pan

  • @memostacosbirria8495
    @memostacosbirria8495 4 роки тому

    You should of left it rest 20 after carving it

  • @Cuenta-ry4bm
    @Cuenta-ry4bm 6 років тому +1

    But if it is still red that means its a little bit raw isnt that bad for health? Still i would devour that beef 🤤

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  6 років тому +2

      Everything is bad for health and I don't believe much these days....Remember margarine use to be better than butter. Studies now find it's so bad for human consumption it's being pulled of grocery store shelf's being 1 molecule off from being rubber. Live good and have fun!

    • @KingmanIII
      @KingmanIII 4 роки тому

      The bacteria is only on the surface of the meat, not interspersed like with ground beef.

  • @lekikelekona9809
    @lekikelekona9809 5 років тому +1

    All that juice running away... didn't rest long enough

  • @jerryhubbard4461
    @jerryhubbard4461 9 років тому

    Just can't understand why you would use a Weber and The Big Green Egg is sitting in the background. Go figure

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  9 років тому

      +Jerry Hubbard It doesn't matter.
      All the same steps apply.
      Any barbecue will work.

    • @jerryhubbard4461
      @jerryhubbard4461 9 років тому

      I have used many methods for sure. I really love cooking on an open pit doing larger meats, but I love my Green Egg and I love it.

  • @atath6779
    @atath6779 6 років тому

    Nice .i am from iran. But i think it is better to cook more because inside the meat is red and it needs to cook more.

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  6 років тому

      All depends on how you like your meat cooked. Don't think it matters where you live.My dad will cook a roast till it's brown and he loves it. Just do whatever you like eat and have fun.

    • @KingmanIII
      @KingmanIII 4 роки тому

      It's supposed to be pinkish-red (medium-rare). The bacteria do not penetrate the surface.

  • @gm7304
    @gm7304 3 роки тому

    Good....... That smells Great.......Thank You.......MMmmmmmm I've got the cannabis munchies

  • @mathiashellberg1153
    @mathiashellberg1153 3 місяці тому

    Feels you talk More about the tec stuff then the meat

  • @bertamunoz3399
    @bertamunoz3399 6 років тому

    This has been meat-glue-ified

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  6 років тому

      It's a whole roast.
      Greg at Ballistic BBQ has a great video about meat glue.
      Check it out.

  • @freemasonry666
    @freemasonry666 6 років тому

    Raw

  • @michaelruatfelaralte84
    @michaelruatfelaralte84 5 років тому

    The most technical mechanical cooking ever, not trying this lol

  • @julioswedo5743
    @julioswedo5743 5 років тому

    Raww

  • @seemak8144
    @seemak8144 5 років тому

    It's not fully cooked

    • @KingmanIII
      @KingmanIII 4 роки тому

      It is perfectly cooked.

  • @christophernelson1240
    @christophernelson1240 6 років тому

    eww there's blood on it

    • @michigan0207
      @michigan0207 6 років тому +1

      Wrong.,its myoglobin.

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  6 років тому

      +michigan0207

    • @KingmanIII
      @KingmanIII 4 роки тому

      Carcasses are drained of all fluids at the time of slaughter. The "blood" is myoglobin.

  • @doconyoutube2365
    @doconyoutube2365 6 років тому

    Sorry to say but it's not properly cooked

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  6 років тому

      Cool. Show everyone how to do it.

    • @KingmanIII
      @KingmanIII 4 роки тому

      You know nothing about cooking steak if you think that's undercooked.

  • @nsfarm4610
    @nsfarm4610 6 років тому

    not cooked well.. Better eat raw fish

    • @TheBarbecueShow
      @TheBarbecueShow  6 років тому +1

      You should probably order the chicken.

    • @KingmanIII
      @KingmanIII 4 роки тому

      The bacteria is only on the surface.
      You DO NOT want overcooked beef filet.

  • @elFuego29
    @elFuego29 9 років тому

    And its bitter on the outside, Wackeldackel

  • @tosh8377
    @tosh8377 4 роки тому

    Over done IMO

  • @maheshchavan2272
    @maheshchavan2272 4 роки тому

    Stop shaking your head.
    Stop oscillating your neck!

  • @minimadey
    @minimadey 3 роки тому

    the inside looks. too raw man.