This is a very quick, easy but
very tasty way to slow cook a
cheaper beef cut known as the
Beef Bottom Round Roast.
Let's get started by trimming
off the fat from the roasts.
Next drizzle each roast with
Extra Virgin Olive oil and then
rub the oil in fully coating
each roast. This will allow for
the seasonings to adequately
adhere to the meat. Once
coated with oil, shake on a
liberal coating of Mad Hunky
Meats just Add Beef rub. Go
ahead and put it on thick.
Follow this with a liberal
coating of coarse ground black
pepper and Thyme. Shake on onion
powder and coarse sea salt to
your liking.
Wrap the roasts up in plastic
wrap and let them rest in the
fridge for at least a couple
hours. When I can I let them
rest over night. Once the roasts
have rested and all the
seasoning has had ample time to
get that meat all happy, remove
the roasts from the fridge and
pre-heat your cooker. In my case
I'm cooking on a Yoder Smokers
YS640 burning Bear Mountain
Forest Products Cascade Alder
pellets. I am also augmenting
the smoke buy burning the
Cascade Alder pellets in the
Amaze-N-tube-Smoker. This will
add to the smoke flavor. I have
pre-heated my cooker to 225° F.
Once your cooker is up to temp
place the roasts into the center
of the cooker. I recommend
placing your roasts on a greased
cooking rack and then placing
them into the cooker.
Cook the roasts @ 225° F until
the internal temp reaches 137° F
foe a medium rare roast. If you
prefer a different doneness, see
the beef doneness chart below.
That's it... Enjoy!
Beef doneness chart for
adjusting temps to your liking.
Consult Sous Vide guides for
cooking under 130 degrees as
your cook times will have to be
reduced to avoid food safety
issues.
Thanks for stopping by.
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Beef
Temperature Chart
Doneness |
Internal Temperature |
Rare
Medium-Rare
Medium
Medium-Well
Well Done |
140 Degrees
145 Degrees
150 Degrees
155 Degrees
160+ Degrees |
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