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Has anyone tried pastrami-style beef ribs?

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Tried applying the pastrami process to beef ribs instead of brisket, and the results were unreal. Smoked to 165°F on our Weber kettle, wrapped in tallow, finished at 204°F. The texture was incredible. Anyone else playing with pastrami outside of brisket?
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Reads and looks outstanding. I broke down a turkey once and took the wings and legs and coated them with pastrami rub, then smoked. That too was fantastic. I didn't brine or cure though.
 
Those look really good! The pickled onion and pickle pic speaks volumes!
 
I have given it thoughts but hesitant because impossible to find around here. Did you use a wet or dry cure? What rub did you use? I have a four bone in my freezer. This reminds me that st pattys day is coming up and need to be ready for some corned beef.
 
Whoa that looks very tasty!! Nice color on those!
 
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