I followed The Wolf Pit’s recipe for pepper stout beef yesterday. I seasoned the chuck roast with salt and pepper and smoked it for about 2 1/2 hours at 275-300 degrees. The beef was at 155 when I took it off, and the recipe calls to remove it at 165, but I’ve had success taking it off early.
I put it over the peppers, red onion, garlic, Worcestershire, and Guinness and covered it with foil, cooking it at about 300-325 for three hours.
My wife and kids wanted to eat, so I pulled it off and they ate, but I left it on the stove to simmer for an extra half hour until the remaining beef was able to be completely pulled apart. I think that extra 30 minutes made the sandwiches even better. It kills me not being able to complete the full cook on the Kettle though.
Does anyone know any good twists for a good pepper stout beef cook? Recipe- or Kettle-wise?
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