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there's classic cars and there's classic
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music but folks this is the classic meal
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a Sunday evening meal oldfashioned style
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chuck roast at its best come on we'll
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save you a chair at the
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table welcome y'all so much what do you
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think of the new camp I'm going to tell
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you last time I was cooking in Southwest
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Oklahoma it was 104 and it's like 74
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here in the cool pine tree
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hey but if y'all are just now catching
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up you ain't seen about 2 weeks ago
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video remember we bought us a new wagon
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went over and went shopping showed you
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the whole process and we told you it was
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the wagon that we were going to have on
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location in New Mexico cuz I'm loving me
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some cool air the camera don't get hot
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the Flies ain't swarming and it is a
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happy day it is but I need y'all to
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comment tell me what you think about our
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camp old glories up there they ain't
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even ain't even much Breeze I'm not
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going to say it too loud because it'll
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catch up with me but hey we're just so
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blessed God has blessed us so much to to
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be in this place SN ain't you even happy
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I mean you're not even painting what a
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better way to kick off our new wagon and
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our new camp with what an old classic a
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traditional Sunday dinner and it all
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started with a chuck roast and a lot of
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times them women would say we going to
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cook a pot roast a pot roast was any
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roast that would fit in the pot when I
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was little folks I am really loving the
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beef they got there at Lazy tea they got
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a lot of great cuts of beef they do be
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sure and check them out they'll ship it
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to you anywhere but we need to get
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started cuz ain't no telling when the
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Sunday crowd might show up so we just
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going to get this out of there and I'll
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tell you a little tip that I like to do
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is I like to take this roast out about
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one hour ahead of time let me get rid of
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this while snow ain't watching look over
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there snow there's a bear but you can
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see the great deal of marbling that's in
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this Chuck Roose this is 3 lb and 4 o as
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it is but there is an arm roast there is
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a what is that other I'm trying to think
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of chuck roast arm roast rump roast I
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mixed up on roast this is going to give
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you the most lean to fat that you really
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need in there and it's going to be
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really tender and we need to season it
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up really properly now I'm going to
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season this with our original back in
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the day when Mom and them was cooking
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salt and pepper was about it but they
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did do it quite heavily you want to make
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sure that you get it seasoned well and
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remember that tip again a long time ago
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you're going to get more even coverage
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when you're up here than when you're
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down here now if you're doing this at
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home and you ain't yet ordered you some
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of this original seasoning mix you up
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some coar ground black pepper some sea
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salt put a little garlic powder in there
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and you'll be good to go make sure you
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get these edges now they would take a
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big old cast iron skillet and they'd
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have it on that old burner getting it
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smoking hot put them a little lard or
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Crisco in there that' give this a light
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and they would sear it but to bring out
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the most flavor for this I'm going to
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cook this in a dutch oven before you
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slap it in there we got to get something
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on the bottom we got to have a buffer
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that's where this fell comes in right
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here and we just need to cut him
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straight in half my mother would do this
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time you lay them in the pan just like
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that then he's going to go right there
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on top you're off the heat surface there
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this is after it's cooking not when you
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sear it we got a dutch oven over that is
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preheating if you're going to do this in
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a crock pot at home I need you to go
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ahead about 25 minutes ago plug that
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thing in turn it up to high go ahead and
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get you a box of beef broth pour it in
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there cuz crock pots they take forever
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to heat up now you get this thing hot
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with the beef broth in there lay your
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onions in there lay them on top that way
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all that liquid can come around but
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we're going to put this one on the
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smoker it's going to bring about a whole
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different flavor and if you're doing
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this in a crock pot let me find you
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smoke this is sort of like nitroglycerin
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a little of this will go a long ways and
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I never want you to just take it and
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pour it on me cuz you're just going to
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get it covered up you take this and you
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dilute it down to where you got like
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three teaspoons and about I'd say a half
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a cup of water and then just brush it on
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both sides you'll get that Smoky flavor
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that comes out of of there well we've
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got that rough neck smoker preheated to
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250° laying her dead center in there
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remember this rough neck Soaker has a
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slide in heat deflector that's got vents
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so we're not directly overheat we ain't
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it about 250° is where we're starting
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and that's where I want to sort of stay
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cuz we just want to get a smoke bath
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really on this and to warm that meat up
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so it ain't in that Dutch oven quite so
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long so we're going to let this cook
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probably about 45 minutes but if you're
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doing this at home and you want to sear
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it remember just about 2 to 3 minutes on
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each side but you got to give it a
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little coat of seasoning a little coat
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of flour and when you're searing you got
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a little hot oil in there to go with it
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let me get a little cherry wood in here
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minutes well been on about 50 minutes we
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have we reached that temperature about
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110 you want to get between there and
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120 uh because you can over smoke up up
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it's okay between 110 and 120 so it is
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ready to go follow me on over here at
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the Chuck box and we'll get it to bacon
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here in just a second
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that thing is so pretty coming off that
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smoker and remember them two onions I
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told you we done got them in here as
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bumpers that way that thing ain't
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sitting right down on hot iron we done
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spear does up some potatoes about 4 lbs
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I got two onions just chopped up roughly
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so when you go to pour it into beef
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broth I don't want you to place the meat
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in there first because you're washing
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some of that seasoning off so let's just
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take a whole box get her in there we
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going to add some wory shower down in
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too how do you say that Shen wash your
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sister sauce yeah and just cuz I like it
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I'm just going to give it a little
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sprinkling right here on top of this
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roast let me get the boat ready to go
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laying right there on top them
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onions I guarantee you that thing is
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going to fall apart it's going to be so
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good now you're sinking to your yourself
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is that all he's put in there is onions
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and ters well we're going to put some
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carrots in there cuz it's my favorite
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thing to go in there that roast but if
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we put them in there right now and start
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cooking them thing's going to shrivel up
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nearly be gone but it'll take these ters
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longer to cook than it will them carrots
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so we're just going to lay them around
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now we're going to add some bay leaves
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but a comment long time ago
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was know how many you're putting in
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there and that's how many you're going
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to take out because they say they're not
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good to eat they need to be down here in
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some broth so we just going to stick
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them down here around the
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edges get one on every corner now we're
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going to season that one more
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time there it is right there because
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them potatoes ain't had nothing on them
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and we're going back with our original
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last last but not least and one of the
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most important players is to give that
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gravy the richness that we need we need
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some butter in there this is ready to go
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fire well you see me load up the top
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pretty heavy pretty heavy around the
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bottom also cuz this is a long cook and
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one thing I need to emphasize here is
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keep you a bunch of coals if you're
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doing this outside you ain't going to
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have time to remake them about every 15
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minutes you need to go ahead get your
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big pile going you may have to add some
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to that to finish because I'll probably
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have to refire that twice to get it Plum
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done it's probably going to go a little
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over two hours uh I want it to just be
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really fork tender where that roast will
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nearly fall apart and if you're doing
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this house you preheated oven to about
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375° you got it in a big old cast iron
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skillet or a roasting pan that you can
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slip in the oven it is covered you're
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probably going to go roughly 3 hours
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crockpot remember we started out on high
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when you put that roast in there it's a
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little cooler than that so leave it on
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high for about two more hours then you
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can turn it back down to low if you want
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like a 6-hour cook if you want to keep
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it on high you're probably looking at
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four and 1 half to five remember we got
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all the information you're going to need
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to know about these recipes on our
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website whether it's indoor outdoor we
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you know we're going to make some gravy
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at the end of that and if you got gravy
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you got to have something to do soing
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with sopping is some of the best things
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I ever done in my life either it would
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be with light bread or a biscuit so you
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got to have that gravy and there's going
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to be something left on the plate and
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you run that biscuit around there and
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we're going to make the whipped cream
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biscuits and they oh so easy they are
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recipes down there y'all should have
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watched that video by now anyway go back
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and check it out but we always had
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biscuits I can remember I think one of
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the best memories I have of Sunday
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dinner will always be at my mother's
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table she' slave in that kitchen get
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everything put together like 8:00 in the
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morning then she' get me Dale Randy
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Cindy all ready for church and my sister
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Cindy was in a wheelchair so we had to
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have somebody to help us get out each
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step to get in that church house but
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Mama made sure of two things we were
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always clean when we went and we were
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never late but we always look forward to
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coming home after church cuz we knew
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what she was going to pull out of that
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oven and Mama would say hope that
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preacher don't talk too long my roast to
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burn but the other thing I think that
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probably stood out as much as anything
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was going down to Ana's house she was
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like all them old women in my country a
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great cook a great person that whole
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family even when we got together and it
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was cousins and everything else and
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you're going to see how many people come
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out of this house on a Sunday dinner and
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that house wasn't that very big I don't
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know how she stacked them all in there
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all those folks in that generation had
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been through the Dust Bowl uh they might
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have been little but they knew what hard
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times were they knew what it take to
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survive in that country and you could
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count on them people every day if you
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need a help in hand you need somebody to
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help you build fence work cows pull a
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windmill they were there I wished our
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country could back up and go to those
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times because life was really a whole
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lot simpler you helped your neighbor you
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loved each other you knew who you could
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count on and you relied on it day after
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day and just like Sunday dinner is some
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of the best times in life it
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was them potatoes just by forking them
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there they're about half done and it's
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time to put them carrots in we just cut
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the ends off both of them then just take
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your knife scrape it down through there
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get that outer peeling off and if you
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get one that's of any size up there
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close to the top go ahead and split that
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you'll get more of an even cook time on
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them and I try to use a whole pound
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sometimes a pound and a half of carrots
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because they're some of my favorite
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things to be in here we're just going to
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top we still got plenty of br you want
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to make sure that you check that when
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you put them carrots in there now if
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you're doing this at home I'd probably
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say after you've had that roast cooking
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35 40 minutes then go ahead and put them
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carrots in there after you get them
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carrots in there don't forget to give
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them a little seasoning
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too right now we've had to not add any
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top I've added some of them on the
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bottom but I want to check this heat
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it's still pretty good and things are
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Browning up nicely on top so I'm
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probably not going to add no more on
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there till right at the very end if I
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have to so I'm just going to leave them
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woo some of that goodness is jumping off
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that plate already we took them veggies
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out put them in a bowl and then we
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brought that chuck roast over there and
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laid right in the center it was a
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beautiful side it was and then all them
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drippings off that meat with that beef
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broth pour you a can of that pet milk in
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there I'm talking that evaporated milk
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going to make good Rich gravy it is and
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then we're going to add some corn starch
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and cold water mix that together when
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that gets to a pretty good simmer nearly
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a bowl we're going to pour it in there
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let it thicken just a little and it is a
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done deal put them green beans on the
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plate pour that gravy over everything
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you can and I know the old-timers would
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this is one of the meals that we got by
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own for so many years first I'm going to
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have part of my favorite which is the
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carrot them carrots get sweeter as they
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cook along with you get that onion
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flavor back in there but let's just
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start with a piece of this meat I'm just
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going to get it right up here in my hand
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now remember we smoked that that's what
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I'm calling done Plum through it's got a
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it thank you Jesus for the Memories this
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creates make me do the Hallelujah gents
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praise the lord we are going to
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woo now when we sat down at that table
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and everybody was gathered around my
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me it's not the legs of the table that
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hold it up it is the family that
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surrounds it and we would join hands all
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get together and we would say father God
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thank you for our blessings thank you
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for the food upon our table thank you
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for giving us a strength and the stamina
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to work Lord and I just ask you to steal
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in me till today courage strength and I
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always got Faith Lord forgive us wor he
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fail you and is in Christ's name we ask
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these things but it is with great pride
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honor and privilege that I TI my hat to
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all the servicemen and women and all the
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veterans that have kept that old flag of
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line We Salute You all rest of you get
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up in here quick come on I'm going to
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bring out the whole platter cuz
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this is a great big hug I'll see you
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down the Sunday classic dinner
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Trail yes it's a great day be cooking in
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the cool Pines and the evergreen trees
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going to make it so nice going to dance
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all day in my blue jeans W you know what
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spoiled that right there had to bring
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his bed into Camp so he could
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rest That's What I Call Living the hard
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life right there squirrel right there
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turnning around Sand's wanting a
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biscuit and we got a camp dog and
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security is lacking now you done went up