WBoweIII
Found some matches.
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Did this on my UDS yesterday and it turned out great!!! Thought I would share.
Maryland Style Pit Beef
Maryland Style Pit Beef
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Maryland Style Pit Beef
- Thread starter WBoweIII
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That is one of my favorite ways to have beef. Looks fantastic.
IamMadMan
somebody shut me the fark up.
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Great looking beef, very moist...
landarc
somebody shut me the fark up.
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Nicely done
jsperk
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Looks great.
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Is this supose to be different from Baltimore pit beef?
WBoweIII
Found some matches.
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Nope not different than Baltimore Pit - I live about 40 minutes outside of Baltimore
Whats a little different about this one is most pit beef recipes around here don't call for the injection but I think it makes a BIG difference
Whats a little different about this one is most pit beef recipes around here don't call for the injection but I think it makes a BIG difference
Vision
is Blowin Smoke!
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I'm all for changing up Baltimore Pit Beef by using a smoker, but I think you need to at least have it touch a grill for that authentic flavor..
Looks good.
Looks good.
BigBobBQ
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That looks like it turned out great. I need to try some pit beef.
Well done! (uh, er) Not Well Done. Well done... aw, you know what I mean.:clap2:
smokingmeats
Knows what a fatty is.
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I'm going to give this recipe a try this week, what kind of meat cut should I get?
BKish25
Full Fledged Farker
A Washington Post article recommends a 3 lb eye of round.
1buckie
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Thanks !!!
Looks just Grate !!!!
On any given day I might do tri-tip EXACTLY the same way......on the opposite Coast........:idea:
Looks just Grate !!!!
On any given day I might do tri-tip EXACTLY the same way......on the opposite Coast........:idea:
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Can I please please please please have a sandwich???
BKish25
Full Fledged Farker
Excellent job! Did you cook the meat wrapped in foil? Also, what did you inject it with -- brine or something else?
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Sweet Daddy-D
Knows what a fatty is.
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- Arnold, MD
I've seen it done with bottom round.
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Five pounds of beef makes six servings. :thumb:
Thanks for the recipe. Looks great!
Thanks for the recipe. Looks great!
Rob96
Got Wood.
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- Allentown, PA
Looks GREAT! I love making pit beef sandwiches.
Vision
is Blowin Smoke!
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- Baltimore, Maryland
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Isn't pit beef usually minimaly seasoned, grilled over high heat devoloping a char crust sliced thin and served with onion and tiger sauce?
