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Oh yeah, it was delicious. One of those dishes that you even enjoy eating cold. And the giardiniera, it was hard to let it rest for the full two days, if you notice there is a little less in the finished bowl than when I started it, so good for snacking.
Was already planning on doing up a batch of chipotle pastrami to bring you in a care package, not sure what else but you can be sure the pastrami will be included.
Thanks brother from another.We have tons of food.You are welcome with nothing. My sis/everybody on team would love to try your chipotle etc pastrami.THANKS.
from the Itialian beef from chuckies to that concocsionyou called Giardiniera where the heck do you find these recipes. They all look and sound so good I think I'm just gonna link to all your threads so I won't miss anything.
That there is a beautiful sammie, I can almost taste it from here. Thanks for sharing the Q-view.
As for the cherry flavor, why not a cherry jam or jelly? Or canned cherry pie filling?
After my wife saw these picks we had to run to Costo and pick up a couple of chuck roasts. It looks like we are doing these Labor day weekend, thanks for the inspiration.
Hope you and the wife like it (I'm sure you will) Visilor.
For the rub and seasoning to the beef broth the easiest thing to do is just use packets of dry Italian dressing mix, try to get some of the fats skimmed off the top since chuckies do have a tendency to be on the greasy side and the juice for dipping is key, it really puts it over the top.
Good luck and I hope you enjoy.
I dropped by again to look at your feast and noticed my post never "took" or registered! Well, here I am posting again.....Bud you have an awesome cooking hand and mind. What a wonderful feast of a meat you've made and Gardineria is a side that melts my heart....you did it real well!
Congratulations on your cooking. You certainly display a talent that I would love to learn from side by side in a rockin' money-makin' kitchen!
What a dream that would be, doing something we love AND not only making some cash but more than that I think an even better reward would all the happy people enjoying some fine smoke, well...almost better than the money anyway