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Thanks for the reply. We plan on slicing.Depends, slicing or pulling?
if its like pork your about to hit a stall. whats you temp range your looking for
Thank you for replying. Do you think we should wrap it now in foil and towels put in cooler and finish in oven?I bet you hit a stall anytime now. That's a big hunk of meat. In fact, I've never seen a chuck roast that big. Could stall for hours. When done, just wrap it and hold in a cooler wrapped in towels or a warm oven. It will be fine.
Hi Beach Bum,So Joe, what was the temperature when you pulled it? If you are still in the 160's, you may want to put it back on. You could be in a stall for many hours. A big chuck roast can be smoked like a brisket, going over 200 degrees internal depending on tenderness. After that it can sit for hours in the cooler. There are a few previous posts in the forum discussing it.
Here is a guide for you.
The ideal temperature of a properly smoked chuck roast is no less than 160 degrees F for medium to 190 to 200 degrees F for well done. The internal temperature of the chuck roast can increase by 10 degrees even after it’s been removed from the smoker, so keep that in mind. If the internal temperature is 190 degrees F when you take it off the smoker, it may rise to an optimal 200 degrees F, perfect! Any hotter than that and could overcook your chuck roast, which results in dry, chewy meat.
190 is more sliceable
200-205 is pull apart
just my 2 cents
Thank you. I’ll let you know how it turn out. Y’all are the best. Thanks again for all your help.Here is a guide for you.
The ideal temperature of a properly smoked chuck roast is no less than 160 degrees F for medium to 190 to 200 degrees F for well done. The internal temperature of the chuck roast can increase by 10 degrees even after it’s been removed from the smoker, so keep that in mind. If the internal temperature is 190 degrees F when you take it off the smoker, it may rise to an optimal 200 degrees F, perfect! Any hotter than that and could overcook your chuck roast, which results in dry, chewy meat.
190 is more sliceable
200-205 is pull apart
just my 2 cents
Guests just left and they all loved the chuck roast.Just got a 590, and chuck roast is on my list of things to try. Hope it all works out well, Joe!
HUH? Where in the world did you find a 9lb chuck? The biggest I have ever seen was around 4lbs.I put a 9.5lb chuck roast on last night at midnight at 225 degrees. It’s supposed to take 1.5 hours per lb to 2 hours per lb.
It is 8:30AM and it’s already at 160 degrees.
Dinner is not until 6:00PM tonight.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Ordered it from M&M Freezer Locker. I’d love to send you the photos but 8 people put a big hurtin on it.HUH? Where in the world did you find a 9lb chuck? The biggest I have ever seen was around 4lbs.
Photos please......