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That cure amount is right out of the book "great sausage recipes and meat curing" By Rytek kutas and It is actually for only 10 lbs of meat. This book has never failed me and is a awesome aid in my smoking toys. Best of luck. There recipe is called Peppered Beef rounds. You need alot more cure...
Sorry this took awhile, I was just so busy with work and the holiday.
Here goes,
2.5 gallons cold water
1 cup instacure #1
1 lb kosher salt
2 lbs powdered dextrose
1/2 cup granulated garlic
1/2 cup granulated onion
Pump meat with 10% of the weight of meat with the above brine
I soak this for...
I haven't posted in a long time but I'm looking to get back into it. It's deer season here in Michigan again so the smoker is running full force. Here is some venison Pastrami that I did over the weekend. I did a total of 14 lbs. I would have taken more pics if I knew I was going to post them...
I go thru about 120 lbs of saw dust a year. As long as the wood is untreated it would be fine. I get mine from a buddy that actually has his own sawmill. Just my 2 cents.
My GOSM, I made thermostatic controlled. It works great holding temp even in the winter. It wasn't cheap but when I can smoke 3 turkeys for 30 hours in 0 degree weather and have no worries, I love it.
I'm from Michigan so it might be hard to get my smoker there but I would love to take a little vacation in Texas and enjoy some good eats. Let me know if this happens
Dang Jeff that looks almost as red neck and my cold smoker! It's great to see you back around I almost called you to make sure you were still alive. I'm in the middle of a all nighter right now and you just put some more ideas in my head.
Nice to see you back.
That is funny, I'm in the middle of a all nighter brisket and I can relate to the drinking part and the can't eat! I work afternoons now so the middle of the night stuff is my domain.
I've learned enough from here that I owe you all something. I've put in my 2 cents plenty. I used to be on here back before it was actually "here". Now it's almost overwhelming for me. I still check stuff out daily just before I can post someone else has already jumped on it. Great work guys and...
I have personally done both and I found that the mustard dosen't leave any taste and it gives something to hold the dry rub. It almost turns into a paste and turns into a great bark. This is just what I've done. Hope it helps.
Thanks for the recipe. I have honestly never heard of anyone marinating a brisket. I've done lots of them but it's nice to have something on the "to-do" list.
Very interesting.......................I think I'll try this weekend. I'm afraid you really started something here. Thanks for the great pics and posts.
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