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Old 09-26-2011, 10:20 PM   #1
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I finally decided to use that corned beef in the freezer for pastrami. After much research I stole the recipe from Third Eye's Blog,

Here it is the after a 36 hour soak, rubbed and on the BGE @ 250*, yesterday afternoon.




After about 4.5 hours in applewood smoke, cooled overnight in the fridge, sliced and ready to build a sammie for lunch today.




HUH! WHAT NO RYE BREAD!
OK! Then it’ll be wheat berry, with spicy brown mustard and pickles, with some nacho chips.





Yep! It was good.
Thanks for looking at my first, but definitely not my last pastrami.
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Old 09-26-2011, 10:25 PM   #2
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Nice, what IT did you take it to?
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Looks good.
I gotta do one of those.
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Old 09-26-2011, 10:28 PM   #4
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I use Thirdeye's recipe too. Good stuff and yours looks really good.
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good, one for me please
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Now that there is a sandwich! Nice looking pron,thx for sharing... now a plate please
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yes, love a good pastrami!
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Where you been Rick? No rye?!? SACRILEGE!!! Just kidding. I'd hit that in a heartbeat.
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Looking really good there, I love to make pastrami, just lasts very long around here!
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does anyone steam pastrami after smoking it. i heard this was a step in some big delis.
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About time you joined us on the home made pastrami train Rick, that one looks good.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Old Smoke View Post
I finally decided to use that corned beef in the freezer for pastrami. After much research I stole the recipe from Third Eye's Blog,

Here it is the after a 36 hour soak, rubbed and on the BGE @ 250*, yesterday afternoon.




After about 4.5 hours in applewood smoke, cooled overnight in the fridge, sliced and ready to build a sammie for lunch today.




HUH! WHAT NO RYE BREAD!
OK! Then it’ll be wheat berry, with spicy brown mustard and pickles, with some nacho chips.





Yep! It was good.
Thanks for looking at my first, but definitely not my last pastrami.

Stole it??? Heheheeee. You know my stuff is free for the takin'. You did a fine job on that
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does anyone steam pastrami after smoking it. i heard this was a step in some big delis.
I smoke them up to around 170-175 Internal, then steam them for a couple of hours either right after smoking or to reheat them from the fridge. Works great.
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