Funny we call it poor man's but no beef is cheap any more, but Chuck roast family is so versatile a cut uou can do many things.
Great job on this one Kemper as always I learn something from each cook.
I have the LG pair for about 10 years now, and these are of 4.6 cu ft models i beleive.
Not problems and I have moved these twice. I can do my king size blankets and comforters. So it works perfect for us. Low vibration in spin and it spins real fast so drying times are shorter.
Good machines...
Well two stores have lowered there prices on three different types of Chuck Roasts, I am going yo check them out and pick up a couple good sized ones for next time. I would also like to get a smaller one for a crock pot cook which would be good as the temps are dropping.
Nope still have it, it is a very good grill. Every year I move it to our churchvforca anniversary celebration, and last year it blew over in a wind storm broke the handle, so as i was cleaning it up I decided to make look different from all the others around plus my Performer is Slate Blue so...
Need to move up north to Prescott area it was 40 this morning and only supposed to get into the 50s Tuesday.
Then you could give vitamin a work out, this little cool weather will not last long just a weather front from the NW back to normal next week so folks can go vote.
It seems that 20 plus years ago color BBQ were not that big a deal, as sometimes itcwas a price premium. So most were just black. But if I could find a real sweet black one i would take it.
I bought the complete set and it works real well. I buy the wide foil and wrap the drip pan so clean up is a 2 minute job. I really like how I forces the air over to and up through the SNS which allows for better heat control.
I just need a easy spin next
Well I added another Chuck to this cook about same size.
Cleaned them up a bit trimmed the big fat off.
Probed them with a knife and rubbed with sesame oil and then some sea salt.
On a rack into the frig.
I used my performer with a SnS and some Hickory chucks. Set at around 275 area. At 165ish I...
So far I have 3lb roast, I have put on some oil and salted it in frig open air on rack.
I plan to just add pepper and garlic before cook.
I have been reading/watching bids on cooks and I like the treat it like brisket I was wondering if anyone has done that way?
I would agree with Dan the WSK would be a great buy, but i have not found one yet.
So sticking with the performer, I have a SNS deluxe, a votex, and about 3 grates as I change them out when I am cleaning one, I do have a GBS grate that I use with a old steel hammered wok, I have the Korean BBQ...
I have never stopped but have driven by those Caddies nose down it is a shame you leave something alone out in the great outdoors and a can of spray paint shows up. First several times I saw these they all different car colors and now....