Someone on the Stumps Forum posted a great sounding recipe for pot roast on a Stumps Smoker. So, I used it as an excuse to buy the 9 quart Lodge Logic Dutch Oven and give it a spin at Nelsonville for dinner on Friday night.
Here is the recipe:
1 Chuck Roast. This was a 3.5 pounder.
2 ribs of celery, diced.
4 potatoes, diced.
4 large carrots, peeled and diced.
3 cloves of garlic, minced.
1/4 cup of flour.
Enough beef broth to cover everything. I used 2 quarts.
This is where it gets hard ;)
Throw it all in the dutch oven.
Cover it up. Put in a 250 F smoker for 6 hours.
Make some biscuits (on the smoker as well)
Pull the dutch oven out of the smoker after 6 hours. Pull the meat apart.
Serve.
After 4 hours I ramped the heat up to 350 F to speed up the cooking. We were getting hungry. After the ramp up, it cooked for 1 hour more, 5 hours total.
It was the perfect cold, rainy night dinner. Veggies were still tender and the beef was pull apart good.
Some things I will do different:
Use 1/2 cup of flour to thicken a bit more.
Add salt to taste.
I also love the dutch oven. Lodge Logic makes a great product for sure.
Thanks for stopping by...
Bill
Here is the recipe:
1 Chuck Roast. This was a 3.5 pounder.
2 ribs of celery, diced.
4 potatoes, diced.
4 large carrots, peeled and diced.
3 cloves of garlic, minced.
1/4 cup of flour.
Enough beef broth to cover everything. I used 2 quarts.
This is where it gets hard ;)
Throw it all in the dutch oven.
Cover it up. Put in a 250 F smoker for 6 hours.
Make some biscuits (on the smoker as well)
Pull the dutch oven out of the smoker after 6 hours. Pull the meat apart.
Serve.
After 4 hours I ramped the heat up to 350 F to speed up the cooking. We were getting hungry. After the ramp up, it cooked for 1 hour more, 5 hours total.
It was the perfect cold, rainy night dinner. Veggies were still tender and the beef was pull apart good.
Some things I will do different:
Use 1/2 cup of flour to thicken a bit more.
Add salt to taste.
I also love the dutch oven. Lodge Logic makes a great product for sure.
Thanks for stopping by...
Bill
Bill - you said, "Cover it up. Put in a 250 F smoker for 6 hours." Did you put the cover on the dutch oven? If so why then cook it in the smoker?
ReplyDeleteKevin, I cooked this at a competition for dinner and all I wanted was for it to get done. If you want a little smoke, check out this post: http://threedogsbbq.blogspot.com/2013/11/smoked-short-rib-pot-roast.html
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