Craving Burnt Ends? Try This Budget-Friendly Recipe


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Poor Man’s Burnt Ends are burnt ends made from chuck roast instead of the traditional brisket burnt ends. They are called poor …

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  1. @Motoriden
    @Motoriden says:

    Awesome! I used my own seasoning like you said and my favorite bbq sauce. I followed you over all directions and It was a big hit. Thanks for doing what you do!!!

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  2. @micbarca9777
    @micbarca9777 says:

    Great idea, buy a primal chuck roll then breal it down, you get the roasts, some petite Rib-eyes and some other delicious morsals. For $6.40/lbs at US foods chef store you can't go wrong!

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  3. @HalfUnder
    @HalfUnder says:

    Just recently retired as a chef, moved to TX, got my brand new Timberline XL the other day and have been loving life. I'm gonna have to make it up to the shop one of these days Matt. Thanks for everything you do brother. Saw some Post Oak pellets at HEB the other day, I was hesitant to pick them up but I think I'm gonna have to give them a whirl.

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  4. @aldolajak1267
    @aldolajak1267 says:

    Ever since the first time I made a chuck roast, and having it spread out into four or five loosely connected chunks early in the cook, I have always tied it around the edge once or twice, depending on thickness. I'm curious that you do not, and would like to know why yours stays together with out tying.

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  5. @weknowhisvoice9296
    @weknowhisvoice9296 says:

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  6. @glennzanotti3346
    @glennzanotti3346 says:

    I can get choice brisket flat or point separately at HEB. If that is cheaper than chuck, why not use that? IIRC, the flat is a bit cheaper than the point, but don't recall by how much.

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  7. @Little_Momma_1
    @Little_Momma_1 says:

    Am I the only one that follows his recipes almost to a T?… Shoot I don't have Miller Light, wonder if Screwball would be an acceptable substitute? 🤔 Making these on Sunday for sure!!!

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  8. @Lettuce-and-Tomatoes
    @Lettuce-and-Tomatoes says:

    Here in my neck of the woods, I can get Nolan Ryan Angus chuck roast for 3.97 a pound once ever 2 to 3 weeks. That’s a lot less than a brisket point sold by itself. I told you that to tell you this: you’re saving quite a bit of money using chuck roast. I highly recommend that you use some of that savings to upgrade from that ditch water beer you’re drinking. 😁🍻You’re such a connoisseur when it comes to meat, rubs and sauces, but you drink 1970s grandpa beer. 🤷🏻‍♂️ JK You should drink what you like even if it tastes more or less like pond water! Great video!!!

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  9. @FreeBird614Two
    @FreeBird614Two says:

    Blanco is my new favorite… chose some lower cost steak from the grocery, velveted it with baking soda and then washed and layered on the Blanco…. tender, tasty, incredible!

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