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18-24 hours. Be absolutely sure to rinse off, inside and out, before cooking. Doing a 24-hour right now using half apple cider, half water, in with the salt, spices, etc.
Stop at 135-140. It will rise a little from that as it rests.
Here's a recipe that might work:
Total Ingredients
Ham (cooked and smoked whole ham, not spiral)
1/2 C brown sugar
1/4 C maple syrup (dark grade B)
1/4 C honey
2 T cider vinegar
1 – 2 T Worcestershire sauce
2 T instant coffee...
I did a little research on this cut. It's called a "flanken style cut". These are always available at my local Sam's. I love beef ribs, so it's worth experimenting. Plus, with this package I got a great deal. Google it and get a lot of info. Articulation...
Yeah, I hear that. The recipe calls for 20 minutes in the Mojo. You can see and feel the acids in the citrus doing their thing. Went through two batches in two days. Man, what a great recipe that turned out to be.
Tomorrow, Mojo beef shorts and rubbed beef racks...the only thing that could...
My grocery store here (Publix) has Goya, so that's what I'll use on the shorts.
As an experiment to familiarize myself with the Goya Mojo before using on the shorts, I tried it on some chicken breast-strips. It went horribly RIGHT!!! This came out wonderful:
Mojo Chicken and Macaroni Salad...
NICE JOB!!! I'm doing some tomorrow myself. I've got about 8 lbs. of the racks and 5 lb. of the across-the-bones shorts.
Not as much meat as the porks, but I like the taste.
Assuming that it's a full packer-cut brisket, the answer is yes. I take them apart because I feel that seperated works better when doing the Smoky Okie method. Just follow the fat between the two as you go through. They are different muscles and will get done at different rates. Point has more...