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all things bbq pastrami
eggingout83
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Good evening all
Given that we all have some time or our hands i thought i'd post about some of my recent cooks here is a pastrami cook i did a few weeks ago.
i used the all things BBQ pastrami recipe and made a few tweaks.
Started off with a whole Canadian prime brisket ( USDA is next to impossible to find where i live.)
trimmed the point completely and cleaned up the rest of it


( used the brisket trimmings for burgers and they were wow)
brined the brisket for 6 days and allow to air dry in the fridge uncovered for 24 hours removed the brisket from the fridge and rubbed a lightly with yellow Mustard and S&P.. smoked at 225

smoked it until it reached 165 internal wrapped in butcher paper and placed in back on the egg until it hit between 205-210 internal.
allow this to rest for 2-3 hours and here is the finished product ....

i've made 4 or 5 of these and they have been bang on and they vac seal and reheat in the sous vide so well i highly recommend !!!! a sure crowd pleaser and amazing for a party as sliders..
Thanks for looking!
M
Given that we all have some time or our hands i thought i'd post about some of my recent cooks here is a pastrami cook i did a few weeks ago.
i used the all things BBQ pastrami recipe and made a few tweaks.
Started off with a whole Canadian prime brisket ( USDA is next to impossible to find where i live.)
trimmed the point completely and cleaned up the rest of it


( used the brisket trimmings for burgers and they were wow)
brined the brisket for 6 days and allow to air dry in the fridge uncovered for 24 hours removed the brisket from the fridge and rubbed a lightly with yellow Mustard and S&P.. smoked at 225

smoked it until it reached 165 internal wrapped in butcher paper and placed in back on the egg until it hit between 205-210 internal.
allow this to rest for 2-3 hours and here is the finished product ....

i've made 4 or 5 of these and they have been bang on and they vac seal and reheat in the sous vide so well i highly recommend !!!! a sure crowd pleaser and amazing for a party as sliders..
Thanks for looking!
M
Comments
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Looks great. I need to do another one soon. Not sure I can find a brisket right now but I’m going to put one on the list!Keepin' It Weird in The ATX FBTX
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Beautiful! Love that designer butcher paper. Disclosure: I'm biased toward the Dickson gang, I was one of them
canuckland
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