The Manual beef

How to BBQ Pulled Chuck Roast

Smoke chuck roast for a deep bark, then wrap with BBQ sauce for the most tender pulled beef sandwiches.

A Crowd Cow Field Guide

When it comes to pulled beef, the chuck roast is the king of all roasts. Smoke for a few hours to get a good bark on it, then wrap it up in a tray with your favorite BBQ sauce for a nice nap in the smoker. Be prepared for the most tender pulled beef sandwiches.

Steps

  1. Trim excess fat from the chuck roast.
  2. Smoke at 225-250°F.
  3. Wrap at 160°F in a tray with your favorite BBQ sauce, or beef stock with onions and carrots for added flavor.
  4. Cook until the meat reaches an internal temperature of 200°F.
  5. Remove, shred the beef, and enjoy.
Related topics: beef smoking bbq chuck roast