#SargentoPartner The BEST chopped brisket sandwiches made with chuck roast and Sargento’s new Smoky Hot Colby Jack; family owned, real cheese.
(Chuck is easier to find and
easier on your wallet, but tastes incredible, thank me later) #ad
full recipe below; non smoked
version included!
RECIPE!
Smoked Brisket (Chuck) Sandwich with New Sargento® Smoky Hot Colby-Jack Sliced Cheese
● 1 2.5lb Boneless Chuck Roast
● 1/4 cup BBQ sauce
● 2 Tablespoons Kosher Salt
● 2 Tablespoons Black Pepper
● 2 Tablespoons Chili Powder (ancho or guajillo, preferably)
● 2 Tablespoons Dark Brown Sugar
● 3 Tablespoons Ground Coffee
● 1 Tablespoon Garlic Powder
● 1 tbsp smoked paprika
● 2 tsp ground cayenne
● 1 stick of butter
BBQ Sauce (if using oven and not smoker, double recipe)
● 2 cups ketchup
● 1/2 cup apple cider vinegar
● 1/4 cup packed dark brown sugar
● 2 tablespoons honey
● 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
● 1 tablespoon lemon juice
● ½ tbsp garlic powder
● ½ tbsp smoked paprika
● Salt and pepper to taste
● 1 teaspoon hot sauce, optional
Slaw
● Red cabbage
● Green cabbage
● Olive oil
● Salt, to tasteToppings:
● Pickles
● Buttered Brioche
#dinnerideas #cheese chuckroast cookingathome
As someone who loves experimenting with barbecue at home but often finds brisket hard to come by, switching to chuck roast has been a game changer. Chuck roast is generally more accessible and budget-friendly, yet it absorbs smoky flavors just as beautifully when cooked low and slow. The recipe’s spice rub, including ground coffee and smoked paprika, creates a rich crust that perfectly complements the meat’s tenderness. Using Sargento’s Smoky Hot Colby Jack cheese adds a wonderful layer of smoky heat with hints of chipotle and habanero peppers, giving the sandwiches a bold, satisfying flavor that's hard to beat. For those without a smoker, the included oven method for the BBQ sauce and cooking the roast ensures everyone can recreate this dish at home without specialized equipment. I’ve tried adding different toppings like pickles and a simple cabbage slaw dressed with olive oil and salt, which balances the richness of the meat and cheese. And serving it all on a buttered brioche bun makes the experience extra special and elevated from a typical sandwich. This recipe is especially great for family dinners or casual get-togethers. Preparing the chuck roast the day before not only deepens the flavor but also makes assembling the sandwiches quick and easy. I encourage trying this approach to chopped brisket sandwiches—you get all the delicious flavor with less hassle and cost, plus the smoky hot cheese from Sargento takes it over the top. Definitely a recipe to keep in your cooking rotation for hearty, satisfying meals!


























































































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