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Corned beef season

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dirtsailor2003

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Yep its that time of year again. Picked up a 12.7 pound brisket from our restaurant supply. $4,79/pound this year so up a dollar from last year.

I followed my preferred method of dry curing that I have outlined in this post:


Did the normal cure using digging dog farms cure calculator.

I trimmed up the brisket and separated into the point and flat. As is the norm I ground up pickling spice and gave the both pieces a liberal coat after applying the cure. Vac packed and into the fridge until the 18th or 19th. Plan on having a family gathering that weekend. I will sous vide the flat and smoke the point. Going to cure a whole chicken and smoke that up too. More on all of that in another post after the festivities.

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Watching! How long do you sous vide. And at what temp?
I have found with cuts like corned beef that I like to run hot and go shorter. So the flat (going to smoke the point for pastrami) will go int o a 180° bath for 10-12 hours.
 
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