Tender & flavorful smoked chuck roast perfect for your next family barbecue. Chuck roast makes for a cheaper, yet equally flavorful alternative to brisket.
Mix the dry spice seasonings in a mixing bowl and set aside.
Season with beef rub generously and refrigerate overnight
Pre-Heat smoker to 225-250 degrees F and set it up for indirect heat cooking.
Add the beef and smoke until internal temp reaches 160 degrees. Cook time will vary and depend on size of the roast and average cooking temperature so using a meat thermometer is best bet.
Remove beef from smoker and wrap in butcher paper. Add back to the smoker and cook until temp reaches 190 degrees.
Remove and let rest at least 20 minutes. Serve
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Notes
Choose a roast with decent amount of marbling.Cook times will depend on size of the roast. This recipe is based on a 5 pounder. For the wrap I prefer to use foil instead of my usual butcher paper used for brisket. Both work, but I find the foil creates a bit more steam to help break down the roast a bit more.Make your rub as simple or complex as you prefer. Coarse salt and black pepper are great. I had a bit more fun by adding in a few more exotic spices to go for an Afro-centric kinda vibe.Enjoy the smoked roast with bbq fare like potato salad, baked beans, or stewed okra.I used the leftovers to make a smoked chuck roast sandwich. Cut the roast into chunks, place between two bun halves and top with Cole slaw, pimento cheese, and your favorite BBQ sauce.
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