Smoked Roast Beef with Asparagus and Taters


 

Rich Dahl

R.I.P. 7/21/2024
Another rainy day here but I would not be denied again so I moved the mini onto the covered patio.
Local market had a beef roast sale for $2.97 a pound so I picked up a nice lean 3 ½ pound top round roast.
Being so lean these can become very tuff if overcooked beyond med/rare.
My plan was to smoke it at about 215-225 to keep as much moisture as possible in it until it hit 130.

Seasoned with SPOG and coming up to room temperature.
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Got a break in the rain and the sun came out, Whitney took advantage of it and got some nice warm sun.
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On the mini at 215 with almond and peach for smoke.
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Ready to come off at 130 the mini ran 215-225 for 3 ½ hours.
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Barb sliced up some taters and onions with the mandolin I cooked those up with a little butter and evoo along with Trader Joe’s salt free 21 seasoning salute.
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Barb cooked up the asparagus with butter and evoo with Weber’s Smokey Mesquite.
She also made a great sauce for the beef using Dijon mustard, butter, dill and white wine, really good.
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Sliced and ready to plate after resting for 20 minutes
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Let’s eat!
The meat was very moist and tender really pleased with the way it came out.
The sides were great too.
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Have a great week.
 
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Looks fantastic! I've been craving a good roast beast and yours would hit the spot!
 

 

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