koshergrl said:
Low and slow...the only secret to a good pot roast is to cook it long enough that it falls apart. If you can't take it apart with yoiur fingers then it's not done.
I Found That Out
It Was Supposed To Be A 3hr+ Cook
But The Briquettes Burned Themselves Out Early
I Was Going To Finish It Off In The Oven
But Decided To Call It A Learning Experience
Everything Tasted Fine
But The Vegetables Were Even A Little Too Firm
I Only Used Half The Roast For This Reason
So I'll Try Again In A Few
The Formula For Dutch Ovens Is:
Diameter + 3 Briquettes For The Lid
Dia. - 3 Underneath For 300 -350 Degrees
My Briquettes Were All Ashed Out
After Only 2+ Some Hours
And I Let The Meal Sit In The Hot Oven For Another 1/2hr
The Meat Was 143 Degrees
The Potatoes Were Way More Firm Than I Prefer
I'll Clearly Have To Fire Some More Briquettes
About Half-Way Through
But This Was Good Experience
And I'll Get To Try Again Soon