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I had a few chunks left after slicing, so I made some hash for dinner. I sautéed onion and red pepper, added garlic, diced par boiled yukons, salt, pepper, thyme and paprika. Browned the potatoes and added diced pastrami.
Based on all the responses 128514 I smoked until 165 and then steamed to finish. Wrapped and in the fridge over night. Very happy with my 1st go round. Can't wait to eat through this and do it again.
I started with an 8lb choice flat from Costco. I cut it in half and cured in pops brine for 17 days. Rubbed down and onto my WSM at 225. I am using apple and cherry wood.
I still don't know if I am going to smoke all the way or take it off and steam it to finish. I am going to vac seal and...
I am just not handy enough to do much. I added handles and grommets to my 18.5 and guru and cut a notch for the therm wires for my 22.5. I would love to be able to just pop the lids up but I am too chicken to attempt the mod. A lot of people have done some really cool stuff.
Thanks everyone, my fault Bearcarver, I was thinking of another recipe. The recipe I posted was from another source. I didn't mean to imply that it was yours Bear. I have seen so many recipes at the 1 TBL per pound. It's nice to have a place like this to come for sound advice! Thanks again...
This is Mortons Tenderquick, not just cure. It has salt and sugar mixed with the curing agent. I have seen recipes with both measurements per pound of ground meat.