Corned Beef Brisket (Pastrami) and Goose Breasts

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mj-air23

Smoke Blower
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Sep 10, 2007
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Jamestown, North Dakota
I put a 4 lb. corned beef brisket on the smoker this morning for some Pastrami and some goose breasts for jerky. I soaked the brisket in water overnight changing water every 2 hours. I used a rub that I got off the SMF and rubbed both brisket and goose breasts with the same ingredients. Put them in the smoker at 200-225 degrees and I am using mixed Maple and Pecan as my choice of smoking wood. Things are progressing nicely, and I will keep you all updated. Outside temp this morning is about 20 degrees above zero (thank goodness!). Here are some pre q-view...
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Mighty fine looking, waiting for more qviews. You know, its too bad that they don't make this forum and monitors a "Scratch and Sniff". But then again, I would probably have a worn out spot on my lcd.
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Andy.
 
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