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What I’ve done in the past with good success is wrap the whole butt in two layers of foil when it’s done and place in an aluminum pan. This all goes into an oven the next day to reheat. Then unwrap and pull in the aluminum pan. The juice that accumulates after wrapping and cooling helps keep the...
Thanks, ab!
Kosher salt and pepper. This beef is grown by a friend of mine. He buys them in March and they spend six months eating grass and grain. No other seasoning is really needed.
Fred Meyer is owned by Kroger. I’ve never had a problem with their pork butts. I did stop buying their pork chops because they have been consistently tough.
Thanks everybody! They were tasty. Leftovers on tap for tonight.
The color on the salsa is from the tomatoes I used. I grew Blue/Gold cherry tomatoes last year and this was the bag I pulled from the freezer to make salsa with.
I decided it was a taco night. I smoked and reverse seared the tri-tip from my half steer. I also whipped up some fresh coleslaw, salsa and guacamole. Stuffed into tortillas and dusted with Cojita. Modelo and a touch of mezcal on the side.
Thanks for looking!
I use the Digging Dogs calculator and do a dry cure. I’ve never had to soak a corned beef.
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/universal-cure-calculator.124590/
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