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Unwrapping, Slicing, and Serving

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Poor Man's Brisket! Mouth watering Smokey you gotta see!

What happens here

After the resting period, carefully unwrap each chuck roast. You'll notice a significant amount of flavorful au jus collected in the foil. Transfer the meat to a cutting board. Using a sharp knife and a meat fork, slice the chuck roast against the grain into desired thickness. Observe the smoke ring on the outer edges of the meat, indicating successful smoking. The presenter tastes a piece, confirming its tenderness and flavor. Place the sliced meat back into the collected au jus to keep it moist and infuse more flavor. The remaining meat can be stored in the baking dish for future meals.

Goal: Slice the rested roasts, appreciate the smoke ring, and prepare for serving.

Tools and materials

  • Baking Dish Pyrex — Holding the sliced meat and au jus
  • Cutting Board — Slicing the cooked meat
  • Meat Fork — Holding the meat while slicing
  • Sharp Knife — Slicing the cooked meat
  • Tongs — Handling sliced meat
  • Rested Chuck Roasts Stoney Ridge Farm — The main protein for the 'Poor Man's Brisket'