I knew i purchased this slicer for a reason

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muralboy

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Jul 17, 2015
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I've been wanting to try dried beef for a long time - with 6 pounds of eye of round in my freezer, I decided to pul the trigger and try my first rounds of smoked dried beef.

A simple cure rub of Tender Quick and brown sugar for about 12 days.  Rinsed the meat and in the fridge overnight.  

Started out smoke at 160 degrees.  At 6 hours, internal temp was at 135 bump grill to 180 degrees.  2 hours later bump grill to 200. Pulled last roast an hour and half later.

Rinsed and dried.  In fridge over night and slice at 1/16.  

Nice and dry.  This one was for the Mrs. Very happy - happy wife, happy life.  

Now I'm ready to go for pork belly/bacon.




 
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BTW - I follow Bear Carver's rub recipe and smoking directions for the most part - extended the lower temp smoke to get a drier beef results.
 
Yummy. Looks great.

Yes, everyone needs a slicer
 
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