But you can make a quickie rub of 2 tablespoons kosher salt, 1.5 tablespoons coarse black pepper, 1 teaspoon granulated garlic, 1/4 teaspoon onion powder, and 1/4 teaspoon dried oregano. NMT Beef Rub - Our beef rub recipe does a great job of bringing out the best in beef without covering it up.Break the roast up with a pair of forks and serve with the veggies and sauce.Continuously stir a cold pat of butter into the sauce to enrich it and give it a sheen. Make a slurry by whisking corn starch and cold water together (skip if using veggie puree instead - see substitutions) and whisk the slurry into the broth. Strain off the liquid into a fat separator to get just the broth. Re-cover and cook until the roast is fork tender, another hour to 90 minutes. Place the covered Dutch oven back on the grill and let cook for 2 hours.Pour in enough stock to come up to 1/2 to 2/3 up the side of the roast. Put the roast back in the pot with onions and celery. Remove roast from the Dutch oven and deglaze the bottom of the pot by pouring a little of the beef stock and scraping with a wood spoon. Switch grill to indirect heat and reduce heat to 300°f. Put tallow in cast iron and sear the roast on both sides just enough to start building a crust, about 5 minutes per side.Pat chuck roast dry, lightly coat with oil, and season on all sides with the NMT Beef Rub.I do this over direct heat on a kamado grill running at 350°f. Preheat cast iron Dutch oven over high heat.
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