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I agree, it is annoying when supermarkets use colloquialisms instead of actual cuts. It makes it harder for the casual shopper to get the right cut.... Just my opinion of course.
Go Blue!
Technically London Broil isn't a cut, it's a cooking technique. Do you know what cut you are using?
Try getting eye of round for jerky making...it's cheap and super lean. Perfect for jerky.
Just my opinion.
Brad
Got this 22 lbs Black Angus chuck roll for $4.95/lbs.
Threw it into my dry ager at 34 F at 82 percent humidity.
Pulled it out today.
Chopped it up with a breaking and boning knife.
I was able to get seven Denver steaks, two chuck eye steaks, one sierra steak, stew meat for...
I've tried numerous brines, this one has been the best IMO. This one is a modified recipe from the book "In the Charcuterie" by Taylor Boetticher and Toponia Miller. I find the honey tastes better than sugar.
I use the Michael Simmons recipe for pastrami as it's brine contains no salt only...
I started brining this late and completely forgot about St Patty's Day. Better late than never.
Meat:
-9 lbs brisket flat
Brine:
-10.4 L Boiling Water
-600 g Kosher Salt
-45 g Curing Salt 1
-200 g Honey
-5 tsp Peppercorns
-5 tsp Yellow mustard seed
-2 tsp Coriander seeds
-3 juniper berries...
Looks great Ron. I too live in Tampa area-- Riverview. Have you ever tried Black dog firewood? A buddy of mine swears by the company, especially for BBQ.
Brad
I did some duck a while back and posted this on it.
It's basically a variation of a recipe I took from Chuds BBQ.
Brad
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/grilled-duck-confit.323354/#post-2463068
Looks absolutely amazing. I am going to try this.
You got me thinking... There are a lot of BBQ channels on YouTube, but non of those channels review BBQ cookbooks or the recipes within... An enterprising individual could fill a gap in a crowded space.
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