Brisket point Pastrami and Pron
Cooked up a couple of those $1.99 Brisket point corned beefs and I de-salinated them. Here they are on the Egg at 260. I cook them till they are 165-170IT and then wrap loosely in doubled heavy foil with 6oz Beef Boullion. I tightly seal the seams and put back on the smoker fat side down.
http://i1197.photobucket.com/albums/...ps3225a2dd.jpg The foil will puff up like Jiffy Pop if you know what that is/was. Cook that to an IT of about 195 and let it rest for about an hour wrapped in towels. Slice across the grain. Yum!! http://i1197.photobucket.com/albums/...psc7b0bac5.jpg |
That looks sooooo good!
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Looks Great I need to find some of that Brisket Point Corned beef!! Good Job!
Clint |
I love it! Looks fantastic and I'm sure it tasted even better.
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Great job! You've inspired me. I have 3 small points and 1 flat soaking in the fridge right now. This will be my first swing at pastrami on Sunday. I got the points for $2.48/lb. and was pretty pleased with that.
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Wonderful Marty! Looks delicious!!
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Damn, that looks good.
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Just superb!
So moist:thumb: |
Way to go Marty...Beautiful!
A simple pastrami and swiss on rye sounds great. |
Nicely done Marty!
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That do look good!
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oooooh yeah!!!! :thumb:
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Marty, that looks fantastic!!
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Looking good, Marty. Nothing like some homemade pastrami.
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So moist! Very nice - but you don't steam it to finish??
Got 2 points rubbed and ready to go in the fridge - my 1st 2 were very dry, but made a great reuben. |
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