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Bride of Teefus hit the store today to get the St Patty’s corned beef brisket. All they had was corned beef round. I’ve never heard of such a thing. It sure looks lean and tough. Brisket shortage this year?
I did some research and while more commonly used for Pastrami, round is often used for Corned Beef. Whodathunkit? Some of the articles I found suggested that it's actually better than the flat because it's leaner. We'll give it a whirl and see how it shakes out.
It it because I bought it all on my last visit across the border
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corned flat, point, chuck, ribs here. i look for points
We got a point a couple years ago. The quality was less than stellar. Once the fat rendered off there wasn't much left.
i like the points better for pastrami, more moist. this one was a flat cured with just salt and spice. a few butchers here take pastrami as bragging rights. st pats day we boil them though adding malt or red vinegar when serving at the table.
fukahwee maine
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The missus picked up a flat for just in case. We're going to cook both and see what we prefer. Worst case scenario is I'll be eating corned beef hash a couple mornings next week. It doesn't seem like much of a burden.
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It was pretty tasty.
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i like the points better for pastrami, more moist. this one was a flat cured with just salt and spice. a few butchers here take pastrami as bragging rights. st pats day we boil them though adding malt or red vinegar when serving at the table.
Grand Rapids MI