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You have to sear the surface of your chuck roast. Why? Because everybody tells you that you absolutely have to do it. I have made this recipe with seared chuck, and without seared chuck and it gives a really negligible difference. For the purposes of this article, I decided to sear my chuck with a MAPP gas torch, because I am a MANLY MAN. | You have to sear the surface of your chuck roast. Why? Because everybody tells you that you absolutely have to do it. I have made this recipe with seared chuck, and without seared chuck and it gives a really negligible difference. For the purposes of this article, I decided to sear my chuck with a MAPP gas torch, because I am a MANLY MAN. | ||
[[File:Map pro torch forsearing.jpg|thumb|center|500px|Started off with a 3 pound chuck roast. I seasoned it well, but by adding pepper to the meat, I caused some problems later.]] | |||
[[File:Adobo1a.jpg|thumb|center|500px|Closer look at the seasoning.]] | |||
==The Jalapenos== | ==The Jalapenos== |
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Muh Meat
You have to sear the surface of your chuck roast. Why? Because everybody tells you that you absolutely have to do it. I have made this recipe with seared chuck, and without seared chuck and it gives a really negligible difference. For the purposes of this article, I decided to sear my chuck with a MAPP gas torch, because I am a MANLY MAN.
The Jalapenos
It's not a trick to remove the seeds and membrane of a chili pepper. Removing these things gives you a sweet, smoky flavor with about half the heat of a normal jalapeno pepper. Normies like BallSac do not understand this simple concept.