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It's time for another installment of Spoon Roast Sunday!
This time I picked up a burgundy pepper marinated spoon roast. Not knowing how to leave well enough alone, I covered it in all of the ingredients you see in picture 2 and it smells amazing! In the smoker at 3:00, stay tuned for Q-View!
Thanks for the compliments all!
The bad part about having a meal turn out great is you can't wait to make another one! My life is starting to revolve around the smokes! Lol! "...Sorry honey, I can't do that thing you wanted to do...I have to tend to the meat!"
The lemon fused oil was a great addition! All throughout the smoke I could smell a subtle citrus smell. And the flavor on it was great as well, not overpowering, but you could definitely taste it. Highly recommended!
Alright, Q- view coming up! This was truly a delicious meal! Everything turned out fantastic! It came out very moist and juicy.
In smoker til temp of 138 degrees was reached. Let rest for 1 hour until taters were done, dinner was served! Not shown was the Texas toast, as I ate that first
Enjoy!
Thanks!
I think I'm going to bring it to a int. temp of 138 then let it rest. I like a good med. rare, so we will see. I searched and could only find a few threads about spoon roasts, guess it's probable similar to other roasts. More pics to come!
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Just wondering if anyone has tried applying this or anything like...