These Smoked Beef Recipes Have Loads of Flavor!

If you have plans to smoke back ribs, a roast or a brisket, one of these smoked beef recipes might come in handy. Some cuts are best cooked to rare or medium rare using a higher smoker temperature.

Others require hours of low and slow cooking. Either way, beef is a good option for the smoker.

Mesquite Smoked Beef Ribs On Blue Plate, Ready To Eat!Plate Full Of Mesquite Smoked Beef Ribs

There are lots of beef cuts great for smoking. Some of my favorites include chuck roasts, rib eye steaks and tri-tip roasts, and that's just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the number of available cuts.

Some of the tougher cuts, like briskets, chuck roasts and ribs need to be cooked low and slow in order to bring out maximum flavor and tenderness.

Cuts like rib roasts, tenderloins and steaks are best cooked at a higher temperature, and served at rare to medium.

Flavors used with these smoke beef recipes can be as simple as a dash of salt and pepper, or might include marinating for hours, then resting with a coat of dry rub seasoning for up to a day before going into the smoker.

Smoked Beef Recipes

Smoked Beef Roast Recipes

Beef Back Ribs

Mesquite Smoked Beef Ribs

The picture above is of a few leftover ribs from two slabs of mesquite smoked ribs I cooked up today. I was fighting to keep the wind off of my Char-Broil gas smoker, but in the final analysis, the ribs turned out pretty darned good!

Smoked Ground Beef Recipes

Stuffed Sweet Bell Peppers Are The Full Meal Deal

This recipe for stuffed peppers is cooked in the smoker, and is a great main course dish. The moist filling is mildly spicy from the addition of chili powder and black pepper and it has a nice texture. The peppers are cooked until just-tender, and the flavor is great!

Cheeseburgers Are Great With a Little Smoky Flavor

There are many possibilities with ground beef as the main ingredients. One of the most basic is smoking up a batch of cheeseburgers. The smoke adds a great layer of flavor to this classic dish.

Beef Brisket Recipes

Brisket That's Been Cooked In a Disposable Aluminum Pan

Brisket is always a special treat, especially when it's smoked. And although they take a long time, smoked brisket is well worth the wait.

Grill-Smoking Beef Is a Different Way to Do It

Grill Smoked Beef Top Round Roast, On a White Plate Sitting In The Bright, Bright Sunshine

Beef can get a nice, smoky flavor when it's cooked in the grill, too. The picture above is a grilled top round roast.

Making A Wood Chip Foil Pack For Grill-Smoking

If you don't have a smoker, you can use your gas grill as a smoker. Or if you're a Weber kettle user, try this grill smoking technique. Most anything you grill can have added smoke flavor by just adding a foil pack or two of smoker wood chips.

Try One of These Grill Smoked Beef Recipes

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