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The BEST Smoked Beef Cheeks Recipe – Insanely Tender & Juicy!



In this video i’m going to show you how to smoke beef cheeks!

Here’s what to expect in the video:
00:03 – BBQ set up
00:34 – Beef cheek preparation
01:45 – Bringing BBQ up to temperature
02:03 – Beef cheeks go on
02:22 – BBQ fire management
02:50 – Beef cheeks ready to wrap and making braising liquid
04:05 – Checking beef cheeks for probe tenderness
04:31 – Making gravy
04:51 – Serving beef cheeks

You need to try this beef cheek recipe, it was absolutely delicious! The beef cheeks were rich, tender and juicy, and the gravy was packed full of flavour.

For the beef cheeks, they were trimmed and seasoned with my Beef Bounce rub, then smoked at 275F/135c for around 3 hours before going into a casserole dish with some onion, garlic, carrot, celery, red wine, beef stock and more beef bounce. They then went back into the smoker until they were probing tender around the 210F/99c internal mark which took around 3.5 hours more.

If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask in the comments below!

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22 Comments

  1. Great video mate like always !

    I have been sharing your videos with my mates and there getting into smoking meat. A friend wants an offset as he loves the idea of playing with the fire but has 2 kids and only plans on smoking meat here and there throughout the year. Would you say the OKJ offset is a good option or something like a drum or pellet is more suited. Thanks for all your knowledge and wisdom

  2. OH Yum. So in a Weber would be a similar process but the baskets to the outside? And the cheeks in the middle? I love the Garlic Goals and use it as you suggested all the time in the mashed potatoes

  3. Beef cheek is definitely one of my favorite things off the cow. So incredibly tasty and versatile. Yours are already cleaned up nicely! The ones I buy take me half an hour to remove all the hard fat and silver skin. Still worth it for the end results.

  4. Looks amazing mate!!!
    Very similar to the way I do them, absolutely love it.
    Sometimes I also pull the beef cheeks and mix back into the gravy to make a stew. Goes great with mash, or roast potatoes too 👌

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