For my beef and pork roasts in the oven, I may hit if at 350 for 30 min to get it going, then I take the temp down to about 250. If I have enough water, stock, or wine for beef, I may keep the temp close to 350. Key with beef/my method, is to keep it covered tightly with heavy duty foil. Depending on what I am cooking, tomato paste mixed w a cup of water is really good addition. I don't know what a bay leaf adds, but I use them quite a bit. One of the best shows is Guy Fieri Drivers Dine in etc. about 25% of the shows have a guy cooking beef in a covered SS pan. I learn A LOT from watching that show. This pertains to roasting, more than BBQ. I leave it alone for about 2.5 hours before I open the oven to check. A fatty cut of meat is your friend the way I cook beef and pork (roasts). Cheers and good luck. Roasting tougher cuts of meat takes 3.5 hrs plus IMO. A good pan and heavy duty foil is very important.Meant to directly ask Ogre1911 and Infrequent Shooter as to their times and temperature.
impressiveMy Weber Searwood is a little crowded today
Two poor man’s briskets, corned beef pastrami, St.Louis ribs and seven day cured bacon, a difficult choice around dinner time tonight
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I'm a big fan of N and SC BBQ.Getting ready for the Belmont Stakes horse race this afternoon
Pork butt went on 6am--after the only look--will go to 205 then wrap and let it rest
Good ole North Carolina Red slaw-- fresh corn---cold ones going on ice
Get the yard mowed --take a shower--living Large!
My Weber Searwood is a little crowded today
Two poor man’s briskets, corned beef pastrami, St.Louis ribs and seven day cured bacon, a difficult choice around dinner time tonight
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