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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 4044478" data-attributes="member: 5412"><p>I like preparing chuck roast on the smoker better than brisket, and it's cheaper. </p><p>Buddy gave me a Teres major cut of beef to try. Comes from the top of the shoulder on a beef. Some butchers don't know where it is at from what I understand. It is a beef cut that is best cooked on the grill, roast or stir fry. It is one of the most tender beef cuts, versatile, economical and very beefy tasting.</p><p>Did a 6 hour cook on the pellet grill, basting it every thirty minutes or so with a mix of Alegro teryaki, Alegro standard marinade, Worcestershire sauce, garlic powder and mesquite seasoning from Costco, then doing the Texas Cheat for two more hours. It was fork tender with a great bark when coming out of the foil. </p><p>Unfortunately, no pics.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 4044478, member: 5412"] I like preparing chuck roast on the smoker better than brisket, and it's cheaper. Buddy gave me a Teres major cut of beef to try. Comes from the top of the shoulder on a beef. Some butchers don't know where it is at from what I understand. It is a beef cut that is best cooked on the grill, roast or stir fry. It is one of the most tender beef cuts, versatile, economical and very beefy tasting. Did a 6 hour cook on the pellet grill, basting it every thirty minutes or so with a mix of Alegro teryaki, Alegro standard marinade, Worcestershire sauce, garlic powder and mesquite seasoning from Costco, then doing the Texas Cheat for two more hours. It was fork tender with a great bark when coming out of the foil. Unfortunately, no pics. [/QUOTE]
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