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 Homemade "Pastrami"
« Thread Started on Dec 29, 2006, 11:11am »

Here is a store bought Corned Beef Brisket that has the fat trimmed off, a cold water bath for 12 hours (to help leech some of the salt, water was changed every 4 hours) and sesoned with garlic powder then a dusting of fresh ground pepper.

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Onto a 250° indirect grill with some cherry and hickory smoke.

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After approx 5 hours, the temp was up to 188°. It was pulled off the grill, allowed to cool and then wrapped in the fridge over night.

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Here we are cut in half....purdy, ain't it?

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Onto the slicer and sliced thin against the grain.

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This was some mighty fine "Pastrami" :P

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Rye, Swiss, mustard and some pickles :)

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