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Best way to cook an ENTIRE beef flank.

by Missy
(Slatedale, PA)

I recently purchased a 1/2 cow. That allowed me to acquire the cuts of meet that I wanted, not just what the butcher offered. Sunday is "smoker day," and I have a barrel pit wood smoker. I was put to the challenge of smoking the whole flank. It is about 10 lbs. Any suggestions? I do not want the outside to get dry/chewy.

Can anyone who has ever had the opportunity to do this offer some advice?

Much appreciated!

P.S...Thanks to Chris @ RIN for recommending this site!

Paul's View:-

The flank, contains cuts like beef skirt and these are great for slow cooking in liquid but not dry like in a smoker. My own view would be not to accept the challenge but maybe I'm wimping out?

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by: Missy

Got the whole flank done, and boy was it GREAT! I put the same rub that I use for Beef ribs. I smoked it for about 3 1/2 hours. Very tender inside because I let the fat cap on. You really should give it a try!

Leaving the fat cap on is the trick to keeping it moist.

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