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Old 06-28-2020, 03:18 PM   #1
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I just pulled my beef pastrami at 165-170. I want to do a pressure finish. It's 4:15 now and we don't eat until around 7:30 or 8:00. Should I just hold it in a warm oven until later and finish it then?
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Finish it up and then wrap and hold. You only have a few hours until supper.
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Pressure, as in pressure cooker?

Warm oven sounds good but I'd wrap it first.
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Pressure, as in pressure cooker?

Warm oven sounds good but I'd wrap it first.
steaming or pressure cooker to finish is traditional with pastrami.
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steaming or pressure cooker to finish is traditional with pastrami.

Yes, that's quite true, Steve. The one problem I have with a steam or pressure finish is it's harder to cut the meat, at least into thin slices. I smoke the pastrami the day before, and it goes in the fridge overnight.


Next day it gets sliced cold in thin slices, then gets steamed. Works great!


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