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Smoked Roast Beef

Smoked Roast Beef

Ingredients
- 2 lb bottom round roast (top round or eye of round also work great)
- 2 carrots, chopped
- 3 celery stalks, chopped
- 4 garlic cloves, split in half
- 1 onion, peeled and halved
- 1 cup beef stock
- Mozzarella or provolone cheese slices
- Brioche buns
- Mayonnaise
- 1 shallot, thinly sliced
- 2 thyme sprigs
- 2 rosemary sprigs
- 2 tablespoons beef seasoning or all-purpose seasoning

Directions

Season the Roast — First, generously coat the bottom round roast on all sides with your beef seasoning, ensuring every surface is evenly covered for maximum flavor.

Build the Aromatic Base — Next, chop the carrots and celery, then place them into a deep roasting dish. Add in the garlic, onion, beef stock, thyme, and rosemary to create a flavorful base that will infuse the roast as it cooks.

Elevate the Roast — Then, place a small wire rack over the vegetables and broth. Set the seasoned roast on top of the rack so it sits above the liquid rather than directly in it.

Slow Smoke or Roast — Meanwhile, preheat your smoker or oven to 250°F (121°C). Place the roast inside and cook low and slow until the internal temperature reaches 135°F (57°C) for a perfect medium-rare.

Rest for Juiciness — Once the roast reaches temperature, remove it from the smoker or oven and let it rest for 20–25 minutes. This crucial step allows the juices to redistribute, ensuring tender and juicy slices.

Prepare the Au Jus — While the roast rests, strain the flavorful beef broth from the pan into a saucepan and keep it warm on low heat. This becomes your rich dipping au jus.

Slice the Roast — After resting, trim off the fat cap if desired. Then, using a sharp knife or slicer, cut the roast into thin, even slices perfect for sandwiches.

Toast the Buns — Next, lightly toast your brioche buns on both sides until golden and slightly crisp.

Assemble the Sandwiches — Layer the sliced roast beef onto the bottom bun, then top with mozzarella or provolone cheese. Place the open sandwiches into the oven briefly until the cheese melts and becomes bubbly.

Finish and Serve — Finally, top the sandwiches with thinly sliced shallots. Spread mayonnaise and a pinch of crushed black pepper on the top bun, close the sandwich, slice in half, and serve immediately with warm au jus for dipping.

https://pauliesaucerecipes.com/post/smoked-roast-beef/

u/Paulie_saucee — 6 hours ago
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Ribeye cap on a Monday night.

I think every other cut of steak is now ruined. This was exceptional! Birthday dinner for my BFF. High heat, quick cook and rest, salt and pepper only.

u/Zelinka81 — 11 hours ago
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Update on my (25m) gfs (22f) birthday bbq

Someone has reached out asking how the party went, it brings me tears to type this for you all but I was drunk and very busy with all the food and only managed to take 2 pictures out of everything.

The food turned out absolutely amazing

, 4 racks of ribs done 3-2-1 method were amazing, was told they were the best I’ve made yet. Personal dry rub recipe and I believe I used hickory and brown sugar sweet baby rays mixed with tap water for the sauce in the last hour.

Brisket made me nervous as the flat was 203 and the point was 190-203 but I think it was just temping low in the thick fat because after a long 7 hour rest it was my most satisfying brisket yet.

20 hour sous vide for the pulled pork, then 1 hour on the smoker at 225°, it was slightly mushier than I would prefer looks wise but the taste and mouth feel were not affected at all. Home made South Carolina mustard based bbq sauce

Crispy pork belly at 275° for 3 hours with salt on top then 30 minutes at 465°, I then used the broiler for 5 minutes and it looked spectacular except one corner was kind of burnt and you could taste it, I did not mind and just ate all that part.

Me and my girlfriend were also too drunk and forgot to make the candied bacon completely, that’ll be something this weekend hopefully.

If you made it this far thank you and I truly am sorry for forgetting to take pictures. It pains me more than any of you I promise.

Picture In the pan is after the 2 in 3-2-1 method, picture on smoker is 5 minutes later before bbq sauce got applied

u/TyluhhMc — 11 hours ago
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Ribs,party wing& Georgia Boys

Saturday was my type of carrying on for sure.

u/DixonBoi_Grillmaster — 13 hours ago
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Propane BBQ

I use mostly charcoal, but I am buying a propane bbq. I am stuck on 3 mid-range models.

The weber spirit 425, Napoleon freestyle 425 or broil king 410.

Putting quality aside, what is everyone's opinion? I'd like a good sear if possible, and less flare-ups.

I know the Napoleon has the sear burner, and the Webers last 2 burners can give extra power to sear, but I am intrigued by the broil kings flavor wave design to vaporize fat for less flare ups.

Any opinions are welcome!

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u/Crazy_Abalone6428 — 13 hours ago
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Napoleon Phantom Rogue PRO-S 425 vs Napoleon Freestyle PRO 425 Phantom

Hi, I am currently trying to figure out which napoleon grill is a better fit for me and whether it makes sense to pay about 500 euro more for the rogue

The freestyle is selling for 900 euros, while the rogue is going for 1,400.

Do you have a clear opinion on that. I see that the freestyle has 4 zones, while the rogue 'only' has 3. Is that something to consider?

I would like to grill directly and indirectly. I have a small Monolith kamado for smoking and longjobs. I would definitely like to buy a plancha. Not whether I would need a rotisserie :)

Thank you!

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u/red-mayo — 14 hours ago
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Is this “barbecue” useable? Moving into new rental

Moving into a new rental and this…. pyramid grill?…. is in the backyard. How would you use this thing?

u/Sad-Technician-1732 — 1 day ago
▲ 581 r/BBQ

First pork ribs cook of the year!

Pork ribs are probably my favourite bite in
BBQ. I particularly like them done over direct fire and on the sweeter side.

I have a small setup, only a 14" charcoal grill at the moment, but I try my best to make it work. I use lump charcoal and hickory wood chips. These ribs turned out tairly good, but still not my best ribs.! really need to upgrade my setup.

I marinated them overnight with a wet+dry mix. The wet mix consisted of: sweet onion, seasoning pepper, garlic, fresh thyme leaves (all blended finely)
The dry mix was: black pepper, paprika, onion powder, garlic powder, cayenne pepper, white pepper.

Although I’m using charcoal and cooking with direct heat. I try not to let the grill get too hot and I turn the fat side towards the heat without it being directly over the coal. I do that until they get the browning I’m looking for, then I move them closer to the coal bed and bump temps up a bit. I start adding sauce once they get to level of browning I’m happy with. Usually with 1hr or so left before they’re fully done)

u/BornGriller — 1 day ago
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I Became The Burger Guy Using The Laziest Recipe Possible

Somehow I accidentally became the “burger guy” at family gatherings using the laziest smash burger recipe imaginable.

I heard a chef once recommend this online a while back and it immediately became a staple at home.

The “recipe” is ridiculously basic:
- 2 pounds (1kg) minced beef
- 1 packet/sachet French onion soup mix (1.5oz / 40g)

That’s it.😂

Mix it through the beef, roll into balls, then smash hard onto a hot BBQ plate so they stay thin or prepare as patties.

The onion mix somehow gives it that proper takeaway burger flavour without needing to add 15 different seasonings.

Been doing double cheeseburgers with pickles and American cheese lately and they disappear stupidly fast.

Anyone else got weirdly simple BBQ cheat codes like this?

u/Subject-Device-4467 — 2 days ago
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26 hour Brisket finished. 11 hours on the stick burner w/ mesquite then 15 hour hot hold @ 150°

Any one else in a constant wonder on how that briskets going to turn out before that first slice? Y'all point or flat fans? And yes, I sliced a bit high on the point/flat line. Thankfully, didn't hear any complaints, there weren't any leftovers, and my homemade BBQ sauce stayed in the mason jar. So, win win.

u/ryanthesmokologist — 2 days ago
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[homemade] Smoked pork steaks

Haven’t done these in quite some time. Still turned out pretty good.

u/Brolic_Gaoler — 2 days ago