And another's "First Pastrami"...

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ksmedic

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Mar 10, 2013
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10
Kansas, USA
Decided to do a couple corned beef pastramis for a family dinner tomorrow night. Figured I'd smoke it tonight and slice it tomorrow and fix up some toasted rye sammies with provolone and sauerkraut. Or anyway they may want.

Here's a pic of one of the pastramis rubbed and waiting on the smoker...


And a close-up of the rub...

 
Off to a good start. Did you soak the corned beef to get the salt out of it first? Or is it a plain brisket? What's in the rub?
I did a fry test and really wasn't horribly salty, so I skipped the soaking to get started sooner. I figured with some sauted sauerkraut, provolone cheese on toasted rye, the little bit of salt wouldn't hurt.

The rub is brown sugar, coarse ground coriander/whole peppercorns/garlic/paprika and mustard seed.

Got it smoking on the Longhorn using apple and a little hickory wood....
 
[h5]Didn't get much in the way of updates during the smoke, went long and I got drop-dead tired, Way too few pics...[/h5][h5] [/h5][h5]The pastrami, being sliced and ready for samviches....smoked beans coming up next - made with trimmings off the smoked ribs.[/h5]
Not the best picture...Maybe may camera is as tired as I am?

 
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